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Leading US internet site Yahoo has strongly denied allegations that it ?aided and abetted? torture in China by releasing information that led to the imprisonment of four dissidents and anti-government bloggers in the Communist state. The allegations were made in a lawsuit filed in April by the Washington-based World Organization for Human Rights USA. The organization alleged that Yahoo?s Hong Kong subsidiary handed over information that led to the imprisonment of dissidents, including writer Wang Xiaoning, on charges of incitement to subvert state power.

Wang was sentenced to 10 years in prison in September 2003, due in part to writings distributed over the internet. Yahoo gave his e-mail account information and IP address to the Chinese government, according to the court documents. In a filing Monday with a court in San Francisco, Yahoo asked for the lawsuit to be dismissed, arguing that the legal action was ?a political case challenging the Chinese government? which had no place in the US courts. Yahoo?s filing said that it had merely been obeying the law when it gave Chinese authorities the registration information of a user who had promoted democracy in a forum. Have you ever thought about the amount of information which can be a search engine collecting about you?

Source: Wired, Guardian

... magic says "whatever you do your being watched all the time"

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