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Mongolia: Corruption and Censorship

Written byNathan Hamm
Posted 14 March 2006 0:07 GMT

Shards of Mongolia says that corruption in the Mongolian government causes it to not do enough to stop censorship, and that if it truly wants to claim itself as a free and democratic state, it must do more to combat this problem.

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