Reporters Without Borders says company information enabled Chinese government to make a third arrest.\n\nHere's a link to the article:\n\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,125458,00.asp
200318
It is evil, I still appreciate the services yahoo provides to me, but to censor anyone in search of freedom, and give in to an oppressive government (such as china's), or any government "request", is simply wrong, and proves that though there are still a few good minds, and good souls behind yahoo, the cooperation is sadly, slowly being claimed by evil, censorship, and anti-freedom "forces"... I think what is happening to yahoo, and what it is doing in China, are both very sad... if any of you good yahoo people read this, please stop the oppressive forces within your otherwise good company, before it is too late...
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Its true.  Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft all support Communist China.  You would think that Businesses that have prospered becuase of the nation they were founded, and the freedoms they had in developing they're services, would at least not support communistic ideals but you can tell from all the news stories over the past month or two that, they all do in fact agree, support and abide by the Communist Ideology in China, all for Money.\n\nCapitalism at its best!\n\nWouldn't it be funny if Yahoo deleted this question?  LOL
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Rule of law from the weakest person to the strongest should be a goal of every country, unfortunately, the Chinese communist party is threatened by the "spiritual" movement Falung Gong, so it's possible these acts are condoned tacitly to "scare "citizens back into the communist fold. Any acts like these, if true, would be signs of desperation. The Chinese government will be on it's best behavior until the Olympics in '08, then I believe there may be great confrontation in China. Their economy is more and more capitalist, the people want and are getting, to a certain degree, a more free and materialistic lifestyle, yet the Communist party still holds sole political power. At some point one will have to give way to the other.
67935
Yahoo is will lose money if they stop doing business in china. They have stated that giving people some information is better than no information at all, but I think it is probably all about the $$.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/country_profiles/1043014.stm\nhttp://www.voanews.com/english/2006-10-28-voa20.cfm\nhttp://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/ivorindex.htm
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YES!!! Google just went to all kinds of trouble to be active in China. You will most likely not only get arrested, you will just disappear and never be heard from again. Go, enjoy, learn, return, then write. Don't try it there. I do quite a bit of business with China and you better know what you are saying or signing (when it comes to contracts etc.) be very careful of what you have on your computer. It can be confiscated at any time, with or with out your knowledge.
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I think that China is defending back its self now. The US has alwasys used such reports to manipulate other countries and force them to comply with its interests. Now China is no longer playing behind the scenes. I think the US will reconsider issuing these kinds of reports in the future because now the truth has been uncovered.  Democracy is not about eating hamburger and watching hundereds of T.V. channels. If you remember, a lot of fabrication went on in Bush's first period elections!!
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Try to find something about corruption in politics, I think you`ll find some interesting news. :)) OR Government structure and agreement beetwen political parties - they`ve got troubles with understand eachother. Anyway, Could you specify what kind of revolution are you looking for? The biggest and known recent scandal is "Rywin Gate".
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Because the Chinese govt. has opened its country to foreign capitalist business, and if Yahoo wants to do business in China they must play by the rules that the Chinese govt has set even if it means the good guys get caught. But money is money and that is the bottom line.
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I actually received this exact complaint from several young girls in my town in Ontario Canada.  The cases went to our computer expert and he determined that the bad guy was in a country overseas.  \nI would contact your local police service, there may not be alot they can do if the guy lives in Uzbekistan or something like that but he could be a local.
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Hmmmm.....tough to say because the people whom we want to bring charges against are the law makers themselves. There is a strong reason for putting up charges agains Bush and Blair in the Internation Criminal Court (some people didn't know the full form here) or Cour internationale de Justice/ International court of jusitce. Both these two have waged an illegal war (as per the United Nations charter on going to conflict and war) and both have violated some serious international laws\n\nIn UK some people already tried to bring charges against Blair.\n\nBut here we are talking about fighting against big countries and powerful people...every country has done some or the other wrong thing...China's government is blamed for gross Human Rights abuses, Indian government for supporting the terrorist organizations like LTTE in Sri Lanka and Maoist terrorists in Nepal and many others in South Asia...but hmmm...\n\nWe don't live in a perfect world and people can run away from the crime as long as they have the power and occupy the places that matter.
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hope this might help:\nhttp://www.buddhanet.net/budwork.htm\n\nby the way, previously in mainland (communist) china, it was a rough place to live in. anything can happen, in order to keep surviving.
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An Asian police state?  No, China's government is in a state of flux.  Right now,  China's society seems to be stratified; there isn't much middle ground between the haves and the have nots.  The government is designed to provide for the have nots, but the power of big businesses (from outside investment) is something the government currently can't check.  In time, the government will obtain the resources to correct this imbalance.  China has no intention of subjugating its people, if that's what you mean.
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I asked a similar question a few weeks ago and really got very little feedback. Chech out my Q&A.\nbut as far as I know it is a peaceful practice, based on meditation and universal peace...which makes the whole question all the more bizarre!!!!\ngoogle for more info.\nThe Chinese government is communist therefor information is tightly restricted!!\nWithin China the Fulon Gong support has grown to outnumber the support offered the Communist party., Thus threatening the strength of the party.\nApparantly the attacks on Fulon Gong members are horrific.\nThere was a report in a recent news paper about Labor?/rehabilitation camps in China, where Fulon Gong and other "Prisoners of Conscience" were being held for short periods of time and then used for the harvesting of organs, for commercial use. The apparant profit of which goes in part to the government.. the called it in the article "factory of spare parts"!!!!! I will try to find the article and send you on details if you areinterested.\nI was sick to my stomach when i read this!\nTrying to find information over the web is very difficult!! the only thing i can suggest is to find local organisations in your area! You will be amazed by what you discover through them.\nThe Boston Information number is (978) 994 4234\nAlso you could join Amnesty international...and even though there is not much info available there either...by posing questions you can show your support for publicising and addressing the situation in China more thoroughly.\nP.s. I am also just an everyday person who having read a very disturbing article tried to follow up on the onfo and see what i could find out.
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This issue is overblown.  They are not suppressing democracy.  They are following the laws of the land they are operating in.  The are granted permission to operate in China and must follow its laws.  Just if any foreign company was doing business in the US, we would expect them to follow our laws.
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Do you have proof Bush has a copy?  \nThat data was used in the same way our phone and internet information was gathered and used.  And, the collection of that data resulted in going over and above the corrupt Mexican law enforcement agencies to capture known really bad guys.\n\nOh and by the way, have you ever checked what information Choicepoint has on you?  I've checked mine and was shocked to find out how much wrong information they've been reporting.
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i havent heared or read about that in any news site!!\ncheck http://www.elaph.com\n\nHuS