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hi i'm femi oke a. year in the stream today remembering china's pro-democracy movement how of the tiananmen square protest massacre were men but i made heavy government censorship the topic is one of the most censored on china's internet so what questions do you have about its history legacy share your thoughts in our you tube sad or via twitter stream. this month mot's thirty years since the start of student led pro-democracy protests in china's tiananmen square where weeks of peaceful demonstration later ended in a deadly military crackdown known as the taliban square massacre on june the fourth incident hundreds and perhaps thousands of believed to have been killed by the people's liberation army the initial protests were sparked by the death of reform minded former communist party head heriot gang in late april one thousand nine hundred nine tens of thousands of students filled the square to mourn his death and carry on his message of political change and an end to corruption students were later joi

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threat of office rates of arrests and even violet's particularly when reporting of those in power femi oke. today will look at why freedom of expression is on life support in tanzania and ask how reporters and activists are battling to keep it alive so your thoughts through twitter and the you tube live chat. since becoming tanzania's president in late twenty fifteen johnno mug of food he has a nickname the while supporters say his government has moved swiftly against corruption and high spending critics say he has also pelz through constitutional rights and freedom of expression journalists must observe several recently passed laws and there are swift penalties on those who don't fall in line and one of the most recent cases authorities suspended the citizen newspaper from publishing material for seven days saying it had deliberately published false information on the value of the tanzanian shelling other newspapers and radio stations have been suspended for even longer periods accused of sedition and undermining national security there was happy notice across the wider region two weeks a