concept   censorship
25 commonsense assertions
Cultures (25) • China (1) • Western countries (1) • North Korea (1) • Iran (1) • Sweden (1) • Denmark (1) • India (1) • Pakistan (1) • Russia (1) • Australia (1) • Canada (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Japan (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Singapore (1) • Turkey (1) • Egypt (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • New Zealand (1) • Corrupt regimes (1) Isolated or closed countries (1) • Liberal (1) • Political (1) • UAE (1) • information retrieval (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 censorship China Government censorship is used in China to control information and maintain political stability. 15
2 censorship Western countries Censorship is seen as a threat to individual liberty and expression in Western countries. 10
3 censorship North Korea The North Korean government maintains strict censorship to control politics and limit freedom of expression. 9
4 censorship Iran Censorship in Iran is used to control political, social, and religious content across various media and public domains. 7
5 censorship Sweden In Sweden, there is a strong emphasis on freedom of expression with minimal censorship and a focus on individual responsibility. 6
6 censorship Denmark Censorship in Denmark is seen as patronizing and is minimized to promote open debate and diverse viewpoints. 5
7 censorship India Censorship in India is implemented to preserve cultural values, religious sensitivities, and social harmony. 5
8 censorship Pakistan Censorship in Pakistan regulates sensitive content to prevent public unrest related to religious and national security concerns. 5
9 censorship Russia Censorship in Russia is used to control information flow, maintain political stability, and protect state ideology and traditional values. 5
10 censorship Australia Censorship in Australia is a sensitive topic that is carefully scrutinized to protect democratic values and freedom of speech. 4
11 censorship Canada Censorship in Canada is closely monitored to protect democratic values and freedom of speech and information access. 4
12 censorship United Kingdom Censorship in the UK is a contentious issue, balancing freedom of speech with public interests. 4
13 censorship Japan Censorship in Japan focuses on promoting social harmony and protecting moral values and privacy. 3
14 censorship Saudi Arabia Censorship in Saudi Arabia is used to uphold religious beliefs, cultural customs, and public morals, restricting content against Islamic values. 3
15 censorship Singapore Censorship in Singapore is seen as essential for social order and political authority. 3
16 censorship Turkey Censorship in Turkey is aimed at regulating sensitive content, preventing public unrest, and suppressing political dissent. 3
17 censorship Egypt Censorship in Egypt is used to control political dissent and social media to uphold regime power. 2
18 censorship Middle Eastern countries Censorship is prevalent in Middle Eastern countries as a means of controlling information and adhering to religious standards. 2
19 censorship New Zealand Censorship in New Zealand is a subject of ongoing debate and regulation, balancing freedom of expression with public interests. 2
20 censorship Corrupt regimes Censorship in corrupt regimes is used to control information and suppress dissent. 1
21 censorship Isolated or closed countries Censorship is more common and accepted in isolated or closed countries as a tool for maintaining cultural or political control. 1
22 censorship Liberal In liberal cultures, censorship is seen as a violation of freedom of speech and expression. 1
23 censorship Political Censorship is utilized to control and regulate information in certain political systems. 1
24 censorship UAE Censorship in the UAE is used to support religious beliefs, cultural customs, and protect public morals and decency. 1
25 censorship information retrieval Censorship in information retrieval is necessary to comply with regulations and ensure quality. 1