That would require a court order against VC and MC, that they in turn might contest, and possibly get suspended--even if temporarily.
But in Canada, bureaucrat Foo talked to bureaucrat Baz, and presto--you're unbanked!
But in Canada, bureaucrat Foo talked to bureaucrat Baz, and presto--you're unbanked!
But that's not what happened in Canada. With no due process non-violent people were unbanked, simply for protesting against the government.
No. This pre-dates anything related to Julian Assange's criminal trial. https://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2010/12/07/visa-m...
Simply speaking, Visa and Mastercard debanked Wikipedia because of their journalistic activities, simply because the US government did not like them, before there was any judicial process whatsoever.
Their right to political protest is protected and VC/MC isn't going to un-bank them without a court order. And since their right to protest is protected, that's unlikely to happen. Unlike Canada.