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Censorship · July, 2019

Stories about Censorship from July, 2019

Netizen Report: In Nigeria and Russia, laws against online ‘insult’ put internet activists on thin ice

A roundup of digital rights news from across the globe.

Written by Netizen Report Team

19 July 2019

China’s censored histories: The struggle to carry memories of the Tiananmen Massacre into the future

Despite pervasive censorship, there is a continued effort to remember.

Written by Citizen Lab, Weiboscope HKU

9 July 2019

Netizen Report: Preventing bias or protecting extremism? Debunking the new US Senate proposal for Silicon Valley

Cuba bans citizens from using foreign web hosts, Iran's internet falters and The Guardian shows that even tourists are subject to targeted surveillance in western China.

Written by Netizen Report Team

5 July 2019

Is Cuba trying to outlaw independent media? A new decree will prohibit foreign web hosting

It is also illegal to host "news media" sites locally.

Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle

5 July 2019

Interview with former Pakistani president taken off air, journalists and activists decry censorship

There are conflicting statements from the authorities about the censorship

Written by Waleed Tariq

4 July 2019

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Censorship · July, 2019

Stories about Censorship from July, 2019

Netizen Report: In Nigeria and Russia, laws against online ‘insult’ put internet activists on thin ice

China’s censored histories: The struggle to carry memories of the Tiananmen Massacre into the future

Netizen Report: Preventing bias or protecting extremism? Debunking the new US Senate proposal for Silicon Valley

Is Cuba trying to outlaw independent media? A new decree will prohibit foreign web hosting

Interview with former Pakistani president taken off air, journalists and activists decry censorship

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