
I definitely do not register myself in a world vision dividing the "free democratic world" and the "evil totalitarianism axis"; however, one has to observe that the freedom of press and opinion in China is still severely limited since those liberties constitutes an obstacle to the bureaucratic capitalist system currently in operation. The difficulty of dealing with those issues seems to be related to the fact that governmentability is more operative via a system than via peoples themselves, as illustrated by Wen Jiabao's (the Chinese Prime Minister) own interview for CNN being censored in China. In fact, in this interview Jiabao was stating that "freedom of speech is indispensable, for any country, a country in the course of development and a country that has become strong".
Read the whole interview.
5 commentaires:
IS hard to expose your opinion in a communist country like China. I hope Ai Wei Wei will be free again soon.
I don't have anything else to say because it has been one of the best articles I've read, I expect I to read at least two entries by week because this is perfect!!
I really don't see the good things about house arrest, I guess this is not fair for those who are totally arrested. Well, our law is not really balance. When you're poor don't expect something good, but when you're rich~ you can choose a good option instead of being in jail. Still, unfair,..
Natalie from severage allaitement mixte
I really don't see the good things about house arrest, I guess this is not fair for those who are totally arrested. Well, our law is not really balance. When you're poor don't expect something good, but when you're rich~ you can choose a good option instead of being in jail. Still, unfair,..
Natalie from severage allaitement mixte
Goood job
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