Blog: Free Speech

Blogger Kathryn Cramer has uncovered an incredible story about a
U.S.-expat owned company allegedly spying, undermining democracy, and
detaining whistleblowers in Haiti. She says the company is
providing covert surveillance at Haiti’s presidential debates, in the
form of operatives disguised as reporters. And she says the U.N. is
aware of this and shows a U.N. PowerPoint referencing
the company and their actions on her blog.

Reporters Without Borders came out with its annual world press freedom evaluation
this week and not surprisingly China was one of the country's with the most restricted press. Regarding Internet freedom, it topped the list of jailed "cyber-dissidents" with 62 currently prison. Microsoft is adding to the problem.