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20 jul 2006

Auteur:
Amnesty International UK

Amnesty Accuses Yahoo, Microsoft and Google of Hypocrisy in China and Urges Users to Take Action against Them

Amnesty International today (20 July) urged users of Yahoo!, Microsoft and Google to use their power as consumers to help end corporate complicity in suppression of the internet in China. The call to action – part of a new campaign for free speech online called irrepressible.info – came as Amnesty launched a new report accusing the firms of hypocrisy by talking about freedom of expression and access to information while denying it in order to access the lucrative Chinese market. [also refers to Alibaba.com, MSN Spaces (China) (joint venture Microsoft & Shanghai Alliance Entertainment)]

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