
Non of the internet providers offer a VPN service then?
Kazakhstan officials blocked 93,000 websites from domestic access in a ham-fisted attempt to blacklist an adult massage parlour. State censors trying to erase the web presence of an erotic massage emporium called Rainbow Spa back in late July did so by ordering the blocking of the site's IP address instead of its domain name …
You block the url, similar urls, and blacklist the site from web searchers.
Heck with the excuse of "Child porn" they could have made Google and any other web searcher remove the site from their search results.
Instead they went and left lot of websites, save the one they wanted to block since it apparently has at least another website, without a webpage.
Bocking a site that breaks international laws (aka child porn) is even easier than blocking a site due to copyright infringement, yet they somehow did it wrong.
If they have proof of an organization doing something illegal, then wouldn't it make sense to just send the police to shut the place down? Unless the Internet has changed quite drastically and no one told me, an 'erotic massage' is going to have to take place in a physical location...