Organizations lose critical internet infrastructure due to unilateral government domain seizures without due process

Website operators, nonprofits, and international organizations face sudden loss of their .org domains through government action without legal recourse or warning, leaving them unable to operate online. This affects anyone relying on .org domains for their primary web presence, especially nonprofits, activist groups, and international entities that cannot easily migrate or recover from seizures. Current solutions fail because ICANN operates under US jurisdiction and lacks mechanisms to prevent or challenge government-ordered domain seizures.