Google's response to the Chinese government has been complex, particularly regarding its stance on censorship and human rights. In 2010, Google announced it would no longer comply with China's strict censorship laws, eventually redirecting its Chinese search engine to Hong Kong to provide uncensored results. This decision was seen as a socially responsible move, prioritizing freedom of information over compliance with oppressive regulations. However, subsequent attempts to re-enter the Chinese market, such as the controversial Dragonfly project, sparked criticism regarding the balance between business interests and social responsibility.
they arrested people who disagreed with the goverment
The Chinese government responded to political criticism with silence. They rarely made a statement regarding political ideals or themes within the society.
The way he does respond is the socially acceptable response: moping and claims that he will die without her love.
Years after the "Incident", many protests and marches has been made to get the government to answer and apologize. However, the Chinese government refused to respond and ignored the massacre completely, banning the word "6/4 massacre (六四)" in China websites, and dictating anyone who speaks of it in mainland China. Many believes the government wants the children of China to forget such horrors, to defend their power.
The nervous system is responsible for your body's ability to respond to stimuli. It processes information from the environment and initiates appropriate responses.
Who knows what will happen? That's the cause of much anxiety these days.
They resented the influence of foreigners in China.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the government agency responsible for tracking infectious diseases in the US. They monitor and respond to disease outbreaks, conduct research, and provide guidance to prevent the spread of infections.
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