The document discusses criminal charges brought in Belarus for posting cartoons about President Lukashenko online. It notes issues with internet censorship and control by the Belarusian government, including imprisonment for unwanted internet publications, blocking websites, and hacking. Examples are given of how the Tor network is meant to work versus how it could be intercepted, and democratic societies are contrasted with countries that censor the internet.

2. Criminal action for placement of cartoons about Lukashenko InInternet

3. Criminal action for placement of cartoons about Lukashenko InInternet

4. Criminal action for placement of cartoons about Lukashenko InInternet

5. Criminal action for placement of cartoons about Lukashenko InInternet

6. Internet = Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article 19. WWW

7. Problems for freedom of running business The company uses the Internet in business

8. Problems for freedom of running business The company uses the Internet in business Internet censorship by governments

9. Belarusian government control over Internet Imprisonment for unwanted Internet publications Blocking of web sites Hacking Traffic filtering

10. Example: TOP working process violation Normal way of ТОР working

11. Example: TOP working process violation Distorted ТОР working process The interception of information has been done

12. How it looks like in democratic societies Government Internet censoring country government

13. LUNET – http://fromlu.net