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• Pingback: Global Voices Online » Southeast Asia: Newsmakers of 2008

  [...] has introduced some new regulations on blogging. Thailand is blocking websites that purportedly insult the monarchy. Jakarta’s police want internet shops to record their [...]

  # 2008-12-26 at 5:44 am

  
  
• Pingback: Global Voices Online » Cambodia: Internet censorship targets artists

  [...] Firewall of China” that is known to many people, democratic country like Thailand also blocks a large number of Web sites; in Vietnam, its Ministry of Information and Communication has recently [...]

  # 2009-01-30 at 18:44 pm

  
  
• Pingback: Global Voices in het Nederlands » Cambodja: Internetcensuur treft kunstenaars

  [...] mensen inmiddels kennen, ook in een democratisch land als Thailand wordt een groot aantal websites geblokkeerd [en]; in Vietnam heeft het ministerie van Informatie en Communicatie onlangs een circulaire [...]

  # 2009-01-31 at 20:02 pm

  
  
• Pingback: Global Voices Advocacy » Cambodia: Internet censorship targets artists

  [...] “Great Firewall of China” that is known to many people, democratic country like Thailand also blocks a large number of Web sites; in Vietnam, its Ministry of Information and Communication has recently [...]

  # 2009-02-1 at 14:14 pm

  
  
• Pingback: Global Voices in Swahili » Kampuchea: Vikwazo Vya Intaneti Vyalenga Wasanii

  [...] wa moto wa Uchina” unaojulikana na watu wengi, nchi ya kidemokrasia kama vile Thailand pia inazuia idadi kubwa ya tovuti; nchini Vietnam, wizara yake ya Habari na Mawasiliano hivi karibuni ilitoa [...]

  # 2009-02-4 at 13:39 pm

  
  
• Pingback: Global Voices Online » Thailand: Web director arrested for “allowing offensive comments”

  [...] to escape prosecution (and “unfair trial”) for the same crime. Almost 5,000 webpages have been blocked since March last year because they contain content deemed insulting to the royal [...]

  # 2009-03-8 at 3:10 am

  
  
• Pingback: Global Voices em Português » Tailândia: diretora de site é presa por “permitir comentários ofensivos”

  [...] (e “julgado de forma parcial”) pelo mesmo crime. Quase 5 mil páginas na Internet foram bloqueadas desde março de 2008 porque seu conteúdo insultaria a família real. O rei Bhumibol Adulyadej é [...]

  # 2009-03-24 at 22:31 pm

  
  

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