Abhi, If you had read through the entire thread, you will realize that no one was being critical here, we were just discussing the issue and curious about other people's opinion. I have also mentioned why outsiders discussing human rights abuse is very important. Let me also say this, even Indians did not think that things like the caste system or poor sanitation were too bad until we started receiving external criticism.
We did not simple wake up one day and decide to tackle these problems. If I feel that something is not fair or needs to be looked into, I point it out, regardless of whether it is in India, China, Pakistan or anywhere else. That's the entire point of having international forums to discuss world issues. Some people may not like us pointing out their faults and we may not like ours being highlighted as well. But we have to deal with it, that's one of the responsibilities that comes with free speech.
Except for some meaningless nonsense, what you can do? Keep your performance, we clearly know your intentions.
1, this is not freedom of speech, but action, zhao was sentenced because of actions that are not legitimate protest, I personally oppose the decision, which is a public message in China, we bring debate, most people oppose the decision.
You do not even know what happened, just with a simple mouth, because you really do not care what happens, all you want to do is take a cheap mouth.
2, I will tell you about India's freedom of speech. Human Rights in India, you want to know more, I also can give.
Rahul Krishnakumar Vaid - Boy held for slandering Sonia on Orkut
Boy Held For Slandering Sonia On Orkut
Rahul Krishnakumar Vaid, a twenty-two year old boy from Gurgaon in Haryana was arrested last Friday by the cyber crime cell of Pune for posting some inappropriate content on the social networking website Orkut about the Congress President Sonia Gandhi. Under the IT act, posting vulgar and inappropriate content is punishable. This boy had posted on Orkut under a community titled "I hate Sonia Gandhi".
Rahul has been arrested under Section 292 of the Indian Penal Code which deals with content which is vulgar and obscene in nature. He has also been charged under Section 67 which relates to posting this kind of content in electronic form. If he is found guilty of his crime, he will have to serve upto five years in prison and will be paying a fine of upto Rs.1 lakh.
This arrest was made because of complaint made by a Congress worker in Pune who had noticed these messages on Orkut recently. The police are now on a lookout for everybody who had posted some obscene content about Sonia Gandhi. However, the person who created the community has not been charged for hating a famous personality or having opinion which is illegal in India.
The law enforcement agency had asked Google, who is the owner of Orkut to provide the details of Vaid and it obliged. Google said that the police authorities had asked for the details of the boy and they gave them the IP address information. Till the time India has some strict laws regarding cyber crimes like the US, it is always better to avoid joining such communities or to join them after paying proper attention to it.
Wrong man in jail for 50 days on cyber charge - The Times of India
Wrong man in jail for 50 days on cyber charge
Lakshmana Kailash K was kept in jail for 50 days (TOI Photo)
MUMBAI: In the early hours of August 31, Lakshmana Kailash K was asleep at his home in Bangalore.
He was woken up by eight policemen from Pune who came knocking on his door and waved the Information Technology Act, 2000, in his sleepy, terrified face.
Get dressed, he was told, we are taking you to Pune for having defamed Shivaji. Lakshmana protested that he didn't know anyone called Shivaji.
The policemen said that they were talking about Chhatrapati Shivaji and that an insulting picture of him had been uploaded on the Internet networking site, Orkut. The trail had led them to his computer in Bangalore.
Turning a deaf ear to his protests, the cops took him to Pune and put him behind bars. Along the way, the 26-year-old Lakshmana, who works with HCL, learned that what he was being arrested for was a case that had triggered riots in Pune in November 2006.
Political parties had forcibly closed cybercafes and gone on a rampage over the posting of the illustration which had poked fun at Shivaji.
Lakshmana was released after spending 50 days in jail, three weeks after the cops claimed to have nabbed the "real culprits".
Indeed, I can hardly tell the difference between these 2 - 
