Central Propaganda Department Censorship Order on the Case of Hu Haifeng, Son of Hu Jintao
On the story of Hu Jintao’s Son Linked to African Corruption Probe, here is the latest instructions from the Central Propaganda Department to all search engines:
胡海峰 纳米比亚、纳米比亚 行贿调查、杨帆 行贿调查、清华同方 行贿调查、南部非洲 行贿调查-以上关键词请各搜索引擎屏蔽为全站无结果
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[...] Come on, Net Nanny, don’t panic. This is just an investigation! No need to ban the keywords Hu Haifeng, Namibia, Namibia bribery investigation, Yang Fan bribery investigation, Nuctech bribery investigation, southern Africa bribery [...]
They don’t want the citizens to know the truth on how bad the corruption really is. As if they don’t already,they get no justice because of all the corrupt communist officials,breaking the laws against the citizens rights. So keep them all blind and deaf,and in “CONTROL” That goes to show you,the rotten corrupt,controlling communist apples don’t fall far from the tree.
[...] was at least temporarily blocked for users in China of Chinese search engines, according to a report by China Digital Times that said the Communist Party’s Propaganda Department has ordered the Chinese news media and news [...]
[...] censors in the PRC are now apparently blocking searches and taking down articles related to a recent bribery scandal over a multi-million dollar contract [...]
[...] What is more interesting to me however is that the Chinese government immediately moved to stop the spread of rumors related to this case, hoping to avoid any damage that could be done to Hu Faifeng’s (and Hu Jintao’s) reputation and name. They accomplished this through broad censorship of certain search terms. As you can see below, the search terms “Hu Haifeng,” “Namibia,” etc. will be met with an error message. Central Propaganda Department Censorship Order on the Case of Hu Haifeng, Son of Hu Jintao [...]
[...] position. The seriousness with which the scandal is regarded by the CCP can be seen in the internet censorship of the following search keywords: “Hu Haifeng Namibia, Namibia bribery investigation, Yang Fan [...]