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why is china so strict on censorship -zion

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why is china so strict on censorship -zion

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In India, I remember when Ghandi had a protest about salt so they peacefully marched but the government reacted with violence, which is what China's gov also did.

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Why does china not let their people go on some websites like google and other social media websites?

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Why does china not allowed certain websites? For example they band

Instagram,

Facebook,

Gmail,

Dropbox,

Google Apps (Drive,

Docs, Calendar,

Maps etc.)

Microsoft OneDrive.,

Slack,

Google Play (i.e. no downloading Android apps)

Hootsuite.

That is some of the things that are blocked in China.

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One of the most important things I learned about injustice is that it happens everywhere and everyday.

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Is it possible for activists help the Uyghurs in China? We know that China censors and surpresses a lot of stuff and based on what happened in Tiananmen, we know that the government doesn't listen.

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Be non violent and make sure you are't in the wrong

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When will China give people more freedom or will they even give them more freedom?

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If the Protest didn't happen would China still be strict on the censorship

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to have the police keep blm protests nonviolent

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Never stop fighting for what you believe even in times when everyone else is giving up.

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In South Africa, there was a peaceful protest in Soweto that ended with the government bringing violence, someone took a photo of what was happening and it was published internationally. The same thing happened in China in Tiananmen Square.

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Take pictures or videos

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Being violent can depend on what the protest is about, but it is usually not the way to go

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We learned that are many strategies that we can use that are non violent that can help us gain allies and influence to create social change on a global scale

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Its important to have a uniform/ certain look that shows what cause your fighting for.

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To try many different strategies to get social change. To also not give up until you reach your goal.

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The lessons that we can learn for our own action for social change is to be not afraid to stood up for injustice, or nothing will change.

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I wonder which apps are associated with the government and how you can tell if an app is spying on you.

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Why does China hide these things and not admit it. Just admitting it and getting help is a better route for the future.

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Will other countries ever take military action on the Uyghur camps, similar to how the Red Army stormed Auschwitz during WWII? - Miguel

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Will other countries ever take military action on the Uyghur camps, similar to how the Red Army stormed Auschwitz during WWII? - Miguel

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Sometimes the actions for social change you take won't always go the way you wanted it, but that just means you need to keep trying and test out other actions as well.

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If you see something unjust happening record since social media can be very useful

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we know that china doesn't like/ support ethnic groups like uyghurs, and tries to "convert" them, will they be released if they are fully "converted"? - grace

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Non-violent direct action and gaining allies are the most commonly used ways of gaining social change, they are also the most effective in a lot of cases.

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I agree with azalea nonviolent direct action can be effective in many ways and it can help gain allies because it makes you look good by not choosing violence.

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why did China not allow them to have access so anything or any kind of social media? -harper

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why did China not allow them to have access so anything or any kind of social media? -harper

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Violence isn't the way to go even in the most difficult times.

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Sometimes, when all other options have been tried and failed the only option left that might work is violence. This however doesn't make violence less evil. Violence is violence, no matter what reason its been done in the name of. -Mohamed

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Sometimes, when all other options have been tried and failed the only option left that might work is violence. This however doesn't make violence less evil. Violence is violence, no matter what reason its been done in the name of. -Mohamed

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why did china try to stop the share of "Tank Man" when many people already knew about the photo?-Karla 

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why did china try to stop the share of "Tank Man" when many people already knew about the photo?-Karla 

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Being violent doesnt get you anywhere. From all these social change movements we have been talking about, every time the government uses violence and the protesters dont unless it is necessary so you dont always have to be violent.