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I've seen videos of people in the UK and Australia get visits from the police over non-violent social media posts. Most seemed unaware of what they had done wro
by ashwagary 5y ago
I've seen videos of people in the UK and Australia get visits from the police over non-violent social media posts. Most seemed unaware of what they had done wrong.
Anyone familiar with mainland China can help me with an answer to these questions.
1. Are Chinese citizens mostly aware of the speech laws and not surprised when censorship occurs?
2. Are the speech restrictions and list of taboo subjects understood by the majority of the population?
- simmerup 5y ago1. Yes, to the extent they’re afraid to speak their minds to their children for fear of government intervention 2. Yes, but additionally there is no rule of law in China. Judges will do what the CCP tells them to rather than what the law book necessarily says.