Forbidden Stories of 2009 in China

Forbidden Stories of 2009 in China

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Despite the tough internet censorship, netizens have become a great force to advocate human rights and monitor government officials. They have successfully put pressure on the regime to convict a malfeasant official who was responsible for the mysterious death of Li Qiaoming in a detention center in Yunnan Province; set rape case waitress Deng Yujiao free; and to sentence a corrupt government official, Zhou Jiugeng, to 11 years in prison on charge of taking bribes.

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The story talks about how there are three hundred million internet uses in China, which makes them a force that will have to be delt with, despite the fact that China has the strongest internet censorship in the world. The article also goes on to talk about the crimes that have been happening in China over the last year. They include corruption, human rights violation, and AIDS.

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