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World Day Against Cyber Censorship: RSF runs "one of the world's biggest censorship circumvention operations" - Vimarsana News

World Day Against Cyber Censorship: RSF runs "one of the world's biggest censorship circumvention operations"

On the occasion of World Day Against Cyber Censorship – which Reporters Without Borders (RSF) initiated and which is celebrated on 12 March – RSF is pleased to announce that its Operation Collateral Freedom is currently enabling the websites of more than 100 media outlets in 32 countries to circumvent censorship – a 20% increase in one year.    

Source: rsf.org
Uyghurs in US fear for missing friends, family, decry China 'genocide' - Vimarsana News

Uyghurs in US fear for missing friends, family, decry China 'genocide'

USA TODAY WASHINGTON – About five years ago, a doctor and medical researcher named Imamjan Ibrahim left Boston for Xinjiang, China, to visit his parents. He never returned. Now, friends and acquaintances fear the 35-year-old Ibrahim has been swept up in China's massive detention and imprisonment campaign targeting the Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities who populate the country's western region.  "It's been a long four years as I'm searching for my friend," said Maya Mitalipova, a Uyghur-American and biomedical researcher with MIT's Whitehead Institute.   Mitalipova's quest to find ...

Her Uyghur friend disappeared. Now this Boston woman is on a mission to draw attention to China's 'genocide' - Vimarsana News

Her Uyghur friend disappeared. Now this Boston woman is on a mission to draw attention to China's 'genocide'

Her Uyghur friend disappeared. Now this Boston woman is on a mission to draw attention to China's 'genocide' Deirdre Shesgreen, USA TODAY Replay Video WASHINGTON – About five years ago, a doctor and medical researcher named Imamjan Ibrahim left Boston for Xinjiang, China, to visit his parents. He never returned. Now, friends and acquaintances fear the 35-year-old Ibrahim has been swept up in China's massive detention and imprisonment campaign targeting the Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities who populate the country's western region.  "It's been a long four years as I'm ...

Source: msn.com