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Journalists are not above the law. Shi Tao violated China’s security laws on classified information. Such laws exists in US also.
And Yahoo didn’t do anything AT&T didn’t do for the US government. Do you know who Chi Mak is? US government thrown him in jail for sending some public presentation he gave at IEEE converence to China.
The docuement is public-domain, and is freely available to the world.
Where’s the cry for injustice?