Media censorship can take various forms such as withholding or banning information to maintain social stability. While censorship aims to filter out unnecessary information, some argue it limits freedom of speech and transparency. Countries differ in what content they censor such as pornography, hate speech, and political discourse. Proponents of censorship believe it prevents harm, while critics argue it infringes on civil liberties. There are no simple answers around the appropriate scope and practice of media censorship.
This power-point presentation is aimed at year 7-8 high school students as an introduction to the concept of censorship. This is part of a university assignment.
This power-point presentation is aimed at year 7-8 high school students as an introduction to the concept of censorship. This is part of a university assignment.
Freedom of Expression our Internet Rights and Principle by Shreedeep Rayamajh...Shreedeep Rayamajhi
Freedom of Expression our Internet Rights and Principle is a presentation on interpretation, practice and understand ability. Asia is a growing economy the interpretation and practice is very much independent and unique as per country and location.
Here in this presentation we have tried to highlight some of the basic concept of FoE, Internet rights and principle
This presentation was presented in Sri Lankan IGF2016
This session will look at challenges related to free speech online. We will address restrictions to freedom of expression from technological challenges (filters, surveillance techniques, blocking access to websites) to the introduction of new laws that curb digital freedom. We will also cover the increasing trend of takedown requests, the phenomenon of privatisation of censorship as well as threats, intimidation and violence against citizen journalists and bloggers. Through detailed case studies, participants will have the opportunity to explore the various implications of online censorship for media freedom. Case studies will include examples from countries such as Azerbaijan, Turkey, Belarus, India and Brazil.
The No Hate Speech Movement campaign would like to give 10 reasons why to take action against hate speech. This presentation was held by Gavan Titley at the No Hate Speech Movement conference 7-9 Nov 2013 in Strasbourg.
www.nohatespeechmovement.org
www.facebook.com/nohatespeech
www.facebook.com/groups/combatinghatespeech
Social Media and Cyber Law in India By Prashant MaliAdv Prashant Mali
Social Media and Cyber Law for DSCI Infosec event - Prashant Mali
Section 66A of the IT Act,2000 and freedom of expression on internet and social networking websites
This presentation tells about what is media censorship and how it evolved and how it can be changed to make it more efficient, This is the simple overview of all those information. Simply it is just an intro to ' Media Censorship '.
Freedom of Expression our Internet Rights and Principle by Shreedeep Rayamajh...Shreedeep Rayamajhi
Freedom of Expression our Internet Rights and Principle is a presentation on interpretation, practice and understand ability. Asia is a growing economy the interpretation and practice is very much independent and unique as per country and location.
Here in this presentation we have tried to highlight some of the basic concept of FoE, Internet rights and principle
This presentation was presented in Sri Lankan IGF2016
This session will look at challenges related to free speech online. We will address restrictions to freedom of expression from technological challenges (filters, surveillance techniques, blocking access to websites) to the introduction of new laws that curb digital freedom. We will also cover the increasing trend of takedown requests, the phenomenon of privatisation of censorship as well as threats, intimidation and violence against citizen journalists and bloggers. Through detailed case studies, participants will have the opportunity to explore the various implications of online censorship for media freedom. Case studies will include examples from countries such as Azerbaijan, Turkey, Belarus, India and Brazil.
The No Hate Speech Movement campaign would like to give 10 reasons why to take action against hate speech. This presentation was held by Gavan Titley at the No Hate Speech Movement conference 7-9 Nov 2013 in Strasbourg.
www.nohatespeechmovement.org
www.facebook.com/nohatespeech
www.facebook.com/groups/combatinghatespeech
Social Media and Cyber Law in India By Prashant MaliAdv Prashant Mali
Social Media and Cyber Law for DSCI Infosec event - Prashant Mali
Section 66A of the IT Act,2000 and freedom of expression on internet and social networking websites
This presentation tells about what is media censorship and how it evolved and how it can be changed to make it more efficient, This is the simple overview of all those information. Simply it is just an intro to ' Media Censorship '.
Understanding & Combating Global Censorship with WordPressJohn Gamboa
Recent growth in places like China, Vietnam, India and Russia brought astounding economic and technological successes that also yielded some of the largest networks of censorship in history. The Great Firewall of China, DPI and SORM in Russia, and SmartFilter in Iran and Saudi Arabia are just a few of the tools used to block the free expression of millions of people.
Twitter for startups - Turning Your Followers in to CustomersAmit Panchal
How to Use Twitter for Startups? How to get more followers & Turning Your Them into customers. Please feel free to Tweet me at @AmitHPanchal if you need any further information.
Cyber Safety Hacks for Women and Children by Catalyst Woman ConsultancyMariam Sb
Hands-On Training: Hacks for Cyber-Safety on the Web for Women and Children
Workshop by Catalyst Woman Consultancy
At Cybersecure Pakistan Conference 2015
#CSP15
NUST-SEECS, Islamabad, Pakistan
Saturday, April 11th, 2015
Link: http://cybersecurepakistan.com/sessions/workshop-women-centric-cyber-security/
Censorship
Censorship
Taken from the English Circles Topics Page this ppt has excellent contributions from members of English Circles. The discussions surround internet censorship and the phenomena of 'Big Brother'.
Download from www.englishcircles.com
As we all know about censorship in India. How this word creates controversy in every film release. We can never say whether it is for publicity or for justice. Know more about how censorship works and its recent example.
This ppt provide you the information about the crimes against women, the laws made for them and the safety steps taken towards the crimes.
This ppt have the records taken from Internet, Books, Newspapers and by my internal research. Any suggestion, Change and Comment would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time.
Wikileak’s Prosecution or Persecution: Is this Western Democracy?Thesigan Nadarajan
If there is no difference between how democratic and Oligarchy Authoritarian political leaders think and behave, then, what does Western Democracy really stand for in the global political world? Why should the rest of the world listen to Western Democracy? Is Western Democracy really democratic? Is human rights really practiced in Western Democracy? These questions are being raised, because, what is preached in Western Democracy does not seem to tally with what is being practiced in the issues of Wikileaks and Jean Assange. Wikileaks and Jean Assange deserve a better democratic treatment than the ones they are getting now.
2. Censored? Purpose: filter out unnecessary and misleading information Methods: withholding information or banning information, etc. E.g.: Ancient China Aim: maintain the society stability
3. Not Censored? Why Not? Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Expression No Government Transparency Intrudes into People’s Privacy Impossible for new media
7. Pornography Partially Censored: Holland, US, Japan, etc. Strictly Censored: Asian Countries China: 1996: Chinese authorities legislate against pornography on the Internet (State Council Order No. 195 1 February 1996) 1997: Pornography is also prohibited under Article 5 of the Computer Information Network and Internet Security, Protection and Management Regulations (December 1997) 2000: Article 57 if the Telecommunications Regulations Of The People’s Republic Of China (25 September 2000) and the Measure For Managing The Internet Information Service (25 September 2000) India: Under the Indian Information Technology Act 2000, Chapter XI Para 67, the government of India also declared electronic publication of pornography an offence.
8. Pornography The rate of sexual offences in countries with less censorship on pornography is much higher than those in the other countries.
9. Pornography Child Pornography is strictly censored worldwide Kids need a porn-free environment for their healthy growth
11. Issues Promoting Hatred of Ethnic and Religious Groups US: Last year, there is a yearlong black race riot in Oakland, the United States. The story was reported around the world, yet people get nothing from the media in the United States, whether on newspapers, TV or radio broadcasters, even on Internet. According to BBC, the US government censored everything about the riot to prevent larger maybe nation-wide riot.
12. Issues Promoting Hatred of Ethnic and Religious Groups Australia: In September 2002, a website in Australia was ordered by the Federal Court to remove material that casts doubt on whether the Holocaust occurred. Judge Catherine Branson ruled that Dr. Toben vilified Jewish Australians when her published documents that cast doubt over the Holocaust on the Adelaide Institute site.
14. Political Content Censorship of political content is strong in one party countries, mostly Asia. After September 11, western countries start tightening their censorship on political contents.
18. AgainstFreedomofSpeech An important part democracy “The principle of free speech is not concerned with the content of a man’s speech and does not protect only the expression of good ideas, but all ideas.” —Ayn Rand
19. An Example Australia Internet Filtering System ACMA blacklist – 506 websites are legal to watch