US Religious Groups Concerned About Internet Censorship

June 24, 2014 09:16 PM
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Years ago, Falun Gong practitioners began developing technology to circumvent Beijing's Internet restrictions, and now a coalition of faith-based organizations are pushing U.S. lawmakers to fund Internet freedom campaigns in the name of religious freedom. VOA's Jerome Socolovsky has more.

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