Human rights and wrongs online

Human rights and wrongs online
Mark Rasch, 2006-03-13

A government's position on censorship used to protect its citizenry is dictated by who they are. The well-popularized censorship of Internet content in China by Google and other big players, and criticism of this by the U.S. government, is really just the tip of the iceburg.

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Human rights and wrongs online 2006-03-13
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Human rights and wrongs online 2006-03-23
Anonymous

There are no differences between censorships ? they always protect the one who creates it ? government itself. Governments that can freely monitor its citizen ? will monitor its citizen (for the sake of current national interests). In this case Internet is just another tool ? in China or in USA.

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