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Human Rights Sites Censored in China

jetteroheller.wordpress.com — China's "Golden Shield Project", the massive 'Great Firewall of China' can now be tested as to whether your website is censored or not. Tests reveal that while most normal sites are available, Human Rights advocacy sites are most assuredly BLOCKED. The Youth for Human Rights site, home to simple videos on Human Rights, was among them.

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  • immortalc, on 10/12/2007, -2/+5That's really too bad. Human Rights is not a luxury; it should be promoted and made a reality for everyone.
  • Sheilamacd, on 10/12/2007, -2/+4Thanks Jet! We need to figure a way around that!
  • graydude, on 03/15/2008, -2/+1China and "Anonymous" both censor the Youth for Human Rights Site. China with their "Golden Shield" and Anonymous with their DDOS attacks. Interesting parallel.

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