By Tyler Chapman In a reporter’s notebook, Tyler Chapman writes that journalists are pleased, but they know that restrictions can be reimposed at any time. The editor of True News, one of Rangoon’s weekly newspapers, decided recently to test the…
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Censorship Easing In Burma
Tagged with: Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma, censorship, Myanmar, Radio Free Asia, Suu Kyi, Thein Sein, Voice of America
Posted in Free Speech, Government Control, Media Censorship
Posted in Free Speech, Government Control, Media Censorship
Chinese Activist Warned Off Foreign Media
But government threats are unlikely to silence China’s rights activists, some analysts say. Authorities in Beijing have warned civil rights campaigner Hu Jia not to give any more interviews to foreign media organizations and to stay away from further activism.…
Tagged with: Aids, All Articles, Beijing, censorship, Censorship in America, China, Civil Rights, General Censorship, Government, Hong Kong, Hu Jia, Human Rights and Liberties, Newsworthy, Radio Free Asia, Teng Biao, Zeng Jinyan
Posted in Human Rights, Political Censorship
Posted in Human Rights, Political Censorship
The Fight to Free the Net
Who’s Best Equipped for the Battle? Max Shulman over at the New Republic starts his most recent magazine article with something of a window-rattler: “The State Department’s Shameful Record on Internet Freedom.” For some time now, under the leadership of …
Tagged with: All Articles, Broadcasting Board of Governors, censorship, Censorship, Censorship in America, First Amendment, Free Speech Internet, Freedom of information, Freegate, General Censorship, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Human Rights, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Max Shulman, Newsworthy, Radio Free Asia, United States, United States Department of State
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship
Yangon: Aung San Suu Kyi Challenges Censorship, Promotes Opposition Online
Source: AsiaNews.it After recovering from a minor illness, the Nobel Peace Prize winner was able to get wireless connection in her home. During her years under house arrest, she did not even have access to the telephone. She wants to…
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