Michael Zimmer.org

Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo have undermined the rights of Chinese to freedom of expression through their actions in China, according to Amnesty International.”All three companies have, in one way or another, facilitated or colluded in the practice of censorship in China,” Amnesty said in a report, noting that these actions contradict the companies’ stated values. The full report, entitled “Undermining freedom of expression in China,” is available online in PDF.

[via PCWorld.com]

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