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Censorship had become a fixture of society in the period before that, during the so-called English Commonwealth period under Oliver Cromwell. Puritans had gained the upper hand politically and kept a close watch over observance of all the things they had forbidden. During the Restoration period when Charles II had become king censorship was on the contrary relaxed, although it never completely disappeared.
William Lloyd Garrison wrote and published an antislavery newspaper called The Liberator.
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he published an antislavery newspaper called the liberator.
censorship of information before it is published is called
prior restraint
When the government attempts to censor a publication before it's published, it is called prior restraint.
This could be called lots of things, although the answer you are probably looking for is censorship. Censorship is the intentional blocking of information by any person, group, or entity and is usually done to prevent harmful information from getting out. Censorship is not confined to harmful news reports or issues of national security, however. Books, comics, movies, games, and specific words and phrases have also been censored out of concern for their harmful influence on society.
Censorship prevents access to certain information and keeps the public safe.
It is called peer review.
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This process is called peer review.
That's censorship, censoring.
The word you are looking for is censor / censorship. As Censorship is the act or practice of censoring in general the term is correct; however, there is a specific term for what you are describing. I believe the word you are looking for is "Redacting". This term describes putting text into an appropriate for for publication. When legal or sensitive documents are released with blackend out portions of text. The text is said to be redacted.
The magazine published by SKSSF is called "Insight." It focuses on promoting Islamic literature and providing information relevant to the community.
Censorship had become a fixture of society in the period before that, during the so-called English Commonwealth period under Oliver Cromwell. Puritans had gained the upper hand politically and kept a close watch over observance of all the things they had forbidden. During the Restoration period when Charles II had become king censorship was on the contrary relaxed, although it never completely disappeared.