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Yahoo Business & Human Rights Program Begins Syndicate content

Yahoo's been the subject of lawsuits, public criticism, and the well-known "moral pygmy" comment due to its human rights policies.  The launch of a Business & Human Rights Program represents the company's latest less-than-remarkable response to all this.

Twitter Helps Free American Held In Egypt Syndicate content

A journalism student photographing demonstrations outside a police station in Egypt found himself jailed by police, but he managed to put a word out to his friends on Twitter.

Google Opposes Anti-Censorship Bid Syndicate content

Some of Google's shareholders have again tried to make censorship an issue by proposing the search advertising company reject dealing with oppressive governments.

Yahoo Protesting China Lawsuit Syndicate content

The Internet company continued to cite a need to comply with local laws as they asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit against it.

Yahoo Named In Chinese Torture Suit Syndicate content

Search engine companies get sued all the time, but it’s usually about a patent dispute, a site’s ranking, or something else relatively mundane and white-collar.  Not so in this case: Yahoo is being sued under the Alien Tort Claims Act and the Torture Victims Protection Act.
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