The Chinese have said that there is no censorship on the Internet.
Members of Reporters Without Borders, which fought for press freedom, held a 24-hour online protest against Internet censorship. One of the countries to which the journalists noticed was China.
However, representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China refuted the statements of journalists and said that their accusations were unfounded. According to one of the officials, citizens of the country have access to a much larger amount of information than it was before the advent of the Internet, and the rules for managing the Chinese segment of the network are no different from those adopted in other countries, writes CBS .
However, representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China refuted the statements of journalists and said that their accusations were unfounded. According to one of the officials, citizens of the country have access to a much larger amount of information than it was before the advent of the Internet, and the rules for managing the Chinese segment of the network are no different from those adopted in other countries, writes CBS .
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/2110/
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