France Lifts TikTok Ban in New Caledonia as Emergency Measures End
The decision follows the conclusion of a state of emergency imposed to control violent protests over electoral reforms.
- The TikTok ban was lifted two weeks after it was implemented to curb the spread of rioting.
- Seven people were killed and hundreds injured during the unrest in the French-Pacific territory.
- France accused foreign nations, including China and Azerbaijan, of using TikTok to interfere in the crisis.
- A curfew and other restrictions remain in place despite the lifting of the state of emergency.
- The unrest was driven by concerns over proposed changes to New Caledonia's voting system.