On April 14, 2005, Harvard University law professor John Palfrey published a report on China's Internet blockade. The report showed the following results: For users inside China, 10% of pornographic sites were blocked; 60% websites that express anti-CCP views were blocked; 48% of websites containing information on the Tiananmen Square Massacre were blocked; 90% of websites publishing the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party were blocked, while 100% of sites with positive information about Falun Gong were filtered out.

The blockade deprives the Chinese people of their right to freedom of information. It prevents people in China from learning anything that contradicts the Party line, particularly anything that contradicts the vast amount of CCP propaganda that demonizes Falun Gong. Read more...