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It is painful for me to hear how trade restrictions have hurt people. We have gone to great lengths to do no more than what is required by the law, but of course people are still affected. GitHub is subject to US trade law, just like any company that does business in the US.
To comply with US sanctions, we unfortunately had to implement new restrictions on private repos and paid accounts in Iran, Syria, and Crimea. Public repos remain available to developers everywhere – open source repos are NOT affected.
The restrictions are based on place of residence and location, not on nationality or heritage. If someone was flagged in error, they can fill out a form to get the restrictions lifted on their account within hours. More info is on our policy page:https://help.github.com/en/articles/github-and-trade-controls …
Users with restricted private repos can also choose to make them public. Our understanding of the law does not give us the option to give anyone advance notice of restrictions.
We're not doing this because we want to; we're doing it because we have to. GitHub will continue to advocate vigorously with governments around the world for policies that protect software developers and the global open source community.
Thanks for the transparency, Nat
What?! What part of banning people based on their nationality is showing that they believe in the importance of “global community”? Are you being sarcastic?
I appreciate that you at least acknowledge taking this discriminatory action against people born in certain countries through no will of their own. I wish we, as a community, could take a stance against these laws rather than merely following them.https://twitter.com/pengal/status/1155134042729254913?s=19 …
US person who violate the correspondent account provisions of the IFSR may be subject to penalties of up to the greater of $250000 or twice the transaction value, and criminal penalties for willful violations of up to $1 million and 20 years in prison. https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/faqs/Sanctions/Pages/faq_iran.aspx …
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