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March 25, 2004
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China is indignant at an American anti-China human rights motion at the UN. With their attitude to free speech and expression it is a wonder. Check out the excellent Living in China for much more on this and reaction to it. Then I refer the CCP to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in this case Article 19: Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.Yep, China's right to be "indignant" about the USA's resolution. Things like this help remind us why China isn't all it appears to be. UPDATE: LiC are offering members server space if this turns into a more permanent thing. I'm pleased to say the magnificent Pixy has also offered the ample wide plains of the Munu server should the need arise. Please contact me at simon[at]simonworld[dot]mu[dot]nu for more information. As an aside times like this prove the real value of Living in China as a blog portal and aggregator for all China blogs. posted by Simon on 03.25.04 at 11:49 AM in the
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TrackBack URL for this entry: http://blog.mu.nu/cgi/trackback.cgi/18677 Send a manual trackback ping to this post. Blocked or not? Excerpt: Here's a question: can other folks from China read my blog anymore? For the last day or so it simply doesn't come up and I'm curious whether it's a technical glitch or whether it's been well and truly blocked. Comments Weblog: andrésgentry :: water Tracked: March 25, 2004 11:55 AM Typepad, Blogs.com fall victim to meddling bureaucrats Excerpt: The Single Planet reports that he I have been unable to access any blogs.com or typepad.com URLs last evening. I tried linking to him from the Living in China aggragator and I was unable to access his site. I then... Weblog: Voluntarily in China Tracked: March 25, 2004 03:06 PM
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China isn't all it appears to be. Err, China appears to be a totalitarian state, partially communist, heavily authoritarian, with a thin veneer of capitalism in certain areas and a generally lousy record on human rights. Is that wrong? posted by: Pixy Misa on 03.25.04 at 04:38 PM [permalink]You are invited to visit some relevant pages in the field of- Tons of interesdting stuff!!! posted by: dvd on 12.22.04 at 01:37 PM [permalink] |
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