1
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censorship
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Western democracies
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Censorship is seen as an infringement on freedom of speech and expression
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1
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2
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internet censorship
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Free democracies
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Internet access is generally free and unrestricted, allowing people to express themselves and access a wide range of information.
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1
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3
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internet censorship
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Western democracies
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Internet censorship is generally viewed as a restriction on freedom of expression
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1
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4
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internet censorship
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Western democracies
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Internet censorship is minimal, and access to information is largely unrestricted.
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1
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5
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internet censorship
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Western democracies
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Minimal government restrictions on internet content, promoting freedom of information
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1
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6
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internet censorship
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western democracies
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Limited to specific, extreme content
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1
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7
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media censorship
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Stable democracies
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Freedom of press is valued and protected
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1
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8
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media censorship
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Western democracies
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Viewed as a threat to freedom of the press
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1
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9
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media censorship
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Western democracies
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Censorship is seen as a threat to free speech and democracy
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1
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10
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media censorship
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liberal democracies
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Media censorship is frowned upon and seen as a violation of press freedom.
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1
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11
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self-censorship
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liberal democracies
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Viewed as limiting freedom of expression
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1
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