In Mauritania, he says, the government has lifted censorship, and a court in Haiti has imposed a heavy sentence in the case of a murdered journalist.
A footnote in the records shows that the film was given an export licence, and the beginning of the film has censorship frames suggesting it may have been sent over to troops based in Egypt.
Mr Sarkozy, a satirist's delight, once declared that he preferred "an excess of caricature to an excess of censorship".
Social media lapped up the "accidental censorship" of divers taking showers between dives as television graphics covered their tiny suits, giving the illusion of full-fledged nudity.
Some opponents of Mr Chavez, while condemning censorship, are critical of the weekly's low journalistic standards.
What I am interested in here, and I think what a lot of readers are interested in when they approach Areopagitica, is why this treatise, why it can so easily be read as an argument against censorship.
Autos would seem to be an unnecessary diversion for Google, which has its hands full with debates over copyright law enforcement, rogue drug ads, and censorship in China.
Some policemen found me and asked to meet me because they disliked points I was making opposing "censorship".
Asked if the software could be used for censorship, Mr Li said the system would be controlled and operated by China Mobile only.
The film pushed the limits of censorship in America and the public loved it.
The new censorship laws is an attempt to gag the press.
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