> You enter someone's country and you ought to obey the local laws there. There are plenty of human rights activists, reporters and publishers in China who hav

> You enter someone's country and you ought to obey the local laws there. There are plenty of human rights activists, reporters and publishers in China who have been imprisoned without a trial. Would you say the same thing to them? And are you sure that noone in history had to challenge local laws in your own country for your right to voice your own opinion like this?