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| Español: | Hong Kong: ¿Quien decide qué podemos ver en Internet?... |
The Hong Kong government suggests to filter the internet in order to “protect” youth from indecent and obscene article. The issue then comes to “Who decides what we can see on the Internet?” - ESWN has translated a local newspapers article on this.
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