Censorship in China
Additional Resources
- Internet Censorship
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Amnesty International joins multi stakeholder initiative on internet and human rights
Human Rights Watchdog Group Slams Yahoo!, Google, KQED interview with Mila Rosenthal, Director of the Business and Human Rights Program for Amnesty International USA, July 20, 2006
Undermining Freedom of Expression in China, report from Amnesty International, July 20, 2006
Press Release, July 20, 2006
Fact Sheet on Internet Censorship
Petitions (Yahoo,
Microsoft,
Google)
Press Release
Amnesty International Addresses Google Annual General Meeting,
May 11, 2006
Excerpts from Amnesty International USA testimony before the Congressional Human Rights Caucus, February 1, 2006
February 14, 2006: Amnesty International Calls on U.S. High-Tech Companies to Cease Internet Censorship
Interview with Mila Rosenthal Business and Human Rights Program Director at Amnesty International on the Brian Lehrer Show, WNYC Radio, January 27, 2006
January 25, 2006: U.S. Internet Companies Assist Censorship in China
- On Yahoo! (YHOO)
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Yahoo Official Statement: "Our Beliefs as a Global Internet Company"
Yahoo!'s Response to Amnesty International (PDF)
Letter
from Amnesty International to Terry Semel, Chairman
& CEO, Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO)
- On Microsoft (MSFT):
- Letter
from Amnesty International to Bill Gates, Chairman,
Microsoft (MSFT) From the Business & Human
Rights Resource Center:
China:
Microsoft shuts down controversial political weblog
- Microsoft (MSFT) "technical evangelist"
Robert Scoble on his personal weblog: "The
behavior of my company in this instance is not
right"
- Commentary by internet freedom expert Rebecca MacKinnon
- also provided: Microsoft (MSFT) response &
comments by other Microsoft (MSFT) managers
