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10 Sep 2014:
Andrew Brown: Far from being an unwieldy instrument, China’s system of censorship is a sharp tool which mines popular opinion to help make decisions
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4 Sep 2014: Fahmy makes official request after 250 days of incarceration and hopes Peter Greste and Baher Mohamed will be best men
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4 Sep 2014:
Arrival of 'one of the most transgressive films ever' reignites debate about acceptable limits for horror and pornography, writes Frankie Mullin
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27 Aug 2014: Russian culture committee threatens to outlaw movies that show the country and its citizens in a 'primitive and silly way'
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27 Aug 2014: Ryan Gilbey: The R rating given by the Motion Picture Association of America to Love is Strange is a shocking reflection of its homophobia
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26 Aug 2014:
Pew study warns about ‘spiral of silence’ in US discussion of Edward Snowden’s NSA online surveillance revelations. By Stuart Dredge
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24 Aug 2014:
Organisers forced to sign documents promising not to hold festival, as China's crackdown on freedom of speech continues
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23 Aug 2014: David Cameron has announced age ratings for music videos in the UK. But will a 15 or R18 label really protect children from the latest Rihanna spectacle? And could censorship do more harm than good?
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22 Aug 2014:
Kaum De Heere glorifies two Sikh bodyguards who killed prime minister and could spark violent protests, says certification board
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22 Aug 2014: Motion Picture Association of America under fire for awarding restrictive rating to snuggles-only drama starring John Lithgow and Alfred Molina
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18 Aug 2014: Charles Arthur: David Cameron's effort on age restrictions is limp. Something broader than what he has announced for YouTube is needed
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14 Aug 2014:
Your Health Today removed from classrooms in Fremont, with anatomical drawings and passages on 'erotic touch' slammed as 'borderline pornography' at school board meeting
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12 Aug 2014:
In the absence of national age restrictions on violent or sexual films, a multiplex in Ürümqi has taken matters into its own hands
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11 Aug 2014:
Unconvicted socialite follows journalists and bloggers paraded on TV, diverting attention from major news stories, say critics
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7 Aug 2014:
Ban on pseudonyms and republishing news without a licence among further checks on apps such as WeChat and KakaoTalk
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