Such prosecutions are always carried out according to applicable law, they always raise public debate, and are reported by international media and human rights organizations. Kuwait is one of the most liberal countries in the Persian Gulf.
Internet access remains under government control, but without any censorship of contents.
With regards to libraries in particular, intellectual freedom is unlimited. They do not suffer any form of censorship whatsoever. Individual rights protected by the constitution are extensive and include personal liberty and equality before the law, freedom to hold beliefs and express opinions, and freedom of the press. In 1986 the government took a number of measures to repress political dissent. New censorship regulations formed a part of these measures.