Christopher Henry Smith, The Internet in China (2006)
“ As soon as the promise of the Internet began to be fulfilled--when brave Chinese began to e-mail each other and others about human rights issues and corruption by government leaders--the Party cracked down. To date, an estimated 49 cyber-dissidents and 32 journalists have been imprisoned by the PRC for merely posting information on the Internet critical of the regime. And that's likely to be only the tip of the iceberg.Tragically, history shows us that American companies and their subsidiaries have provided the technology to crush human rights in the past. ”
