Censorship comes in a variety of packages including denying internet access to citizens, either through high-cost telecommunications infrastructure limiting participation or more directly through laws or licensing. At least 20 countries thoroughly restrict internet access, including Cuba, Myanmar, North Korea, and Iraq. Meanwhile, in Russia online surveillance, similar to phone tapping, not only controls speech but induces a high degree of self-censorship. The key is to publish this type of information and add to the shame. You've got to let certain governments know they are being watched.
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