Amnesty International has challenged Google, Yahoo and Microsoft to reveal the words censored by their content filters in China
Google, Yahoo and Microsoft are accused of 'colluding in the practice of censorship in China'

Amnesty slams web giants over human rights

Google, Yahoo and Microsoft hauled up for censorship in China

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Yahoo apologises for China mistakes

New documents force apology from general counsel Michael Callahan 02 Nov 2007

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