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2006年5月28日

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Associated Press

Amnesty International launches campaign against Internet censorship

Amnesty International on Sunday accused the world's Internet firms of colluding with repressive regimes to curtail online freedom. The human rights group launched a campaign against Internet censorship, singling out Yahoo, Microsoft and Google for complying with Internet censorship in China...Amnesty's online campaign, http://www.irrepressible.info, urges Internet users to sign a pledge for online freedom, and to include material which has been banned in states such as China, Syria, Iran and Vietnam on their Web sites.

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