Tag: Censorship
Pakistan reverses morality ban on transgender romance movie
Pakistan's information ministry declared the film "repugnant to the norms of decency and morality"
To ban or not to ban books
How we perceive the millennial generation would help us accept that book banning is complex, multilayered and multidimensional
Hong Kong libraries remove books for ‘violating’ national security law
More than 100 titles are believed to have disappeared from Hong Kong's network of public libraries since July 1, 2020
China closes social media account of Church-run Radio Veritas Asia’s Mandarin...
Chinese authorities have been deleting online Christian content in recent weeks for alleged violations of “rules" set by the government
Hong Kong authorities ban books of six authors critical of government
Authorities has ordered library staff to remove copies of nine books by six authors because the titles had to undergo government review
Yes, let’s talk about red-tagging as censorship
Red-baiting or red-tagging is the act of accusing a person or group of persons as communists or its sympathizers
Hong Kong’s new security law inhibits anxious artists
2,000 Hong Kong and international artists and cultural workers said in a statement security law creates a climate of fear and self-censorship
Hong Kong educators call for stop to ‘censorship’ of textbooks
Teachers group accuse city’s Education Bureau of wanting to brainwash students
Online expression results in Vietnamese businessman charged, Facebook group in trouble
Vietnam’s ruling communists control all media and tolerate no dissent
Myanmar charges journalist under terrorism law, blocks news websites
The nation’s army has filed several cases in recent years against reporters and news organizations covering the conflict in Rakhine