IPA Report: Self-Censorship Is Now the Most Common Limit on Publishing
A new IPA report on 22 countries finds that censorship now works less through state bans and more through lawsuits, markets, platforms and self-censorship.
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A new IPA report on 22 countries finds that censorship now works less through state bans and more through lawsuits, markets, platforms and self-censorship.
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