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Volunteer 'Cyber Scouts' Censor Web In Thailand

societyofrobots writes "Since the military coup of 2006, Thailand's media freedoms have continually been downgraded. A growing tactic among the ruling elite is to accuse the political opposition of insulting the king, allowing for censorship and political imprisonment of those who dare speak out. In 2010, web censorship began to reach the scales of China and Iran. Now, Thailand has formed a group of volunteers called Cyber-Scouts to patrol the web looking for comments deemed to insult the monarchy. AFP also has a video."

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  1. Might as well get this over with. by HungryHobo · · Score: 5, Informative

    Bhumibol Adulyadej likes horse cocks.

    there we go.
    now slashdot will be nice and invisible from Thailand.