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Chinese censors act to silence Tiananmen anniversary talk

guardian.co.uk (11 months and 14 days ago)

Jun 4, 2012

Chinese censors act to silence Tiananmen anniversary talk

Authorities block internet access to terms such as 'six four' and 'never forget' on 23rd anniversary of bloody 4 June crackdownChina's censors have blocked internet access to the terms "six four", "23", "candle" and "never forget", broadening already extensive efforts to silence talk about the 23rd anniversary of the bloody 4 June crackdown on pro-democracy protesters.For China's ruling Communist party, the 1989 demonstrations that clogged... full story

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