IOC agrees to shield sensitive websites in China

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The International Olympic Committee has reached an agreement with the Chinese side to allow China to ban media from visiting sensitive websites during the Beijing Olympics, Reuters news agency said 30th. Agence France-Presse reported on the same day that the IOC acknowledged that China had never planned to remove the shielding of sensitive sites. Earlier, a number of international media reported that foreign reporters in Beijing can not log in to include "Falun Gong", including the website of some sensitive websites.

Reuters 30th quoted Gosper as saying: "I understand that for China, some of the Olympic-related sensitive content still need to be blocked, but I also believe that the Beijing Olympic Committee and the IOC should send a clear message to the international media, as soon as possible to explain the impact of such restrictions on network access." Agence France-Presse quoted IOC spokesman Davis as saying that the IOC in the media coverage of the network needs of the Beijing Olympic Committee often consulted, "they have been clearly said that some sites will become a problem, and we work with them to try to minimize the possible restrictions to the minimum level."

Earlier 30th, the BBC and other media quoted BOCOG spokesman Weide as saying that during the Olympics, China will provide journalists with easy access to the Internet. Agence France-Presse said the "easy enough" and China's bid to give foreign journalists the full freedom of the internet compared to the gap. The BBC said Weide confirmed that reporters would not be able to log in to the main news center the "Falun Gong" website and similar websites banned by the Chinese government.

According to the Beijing Olympic Committee official website 30th News, at the day of the press conference, a reporter on the "Falun Gong website was sealed" question, Weide replied, "During the Beijing Olympics, we will use the Internet interview for foreign journalists to provide adequate facilities to cover the Olympic Games." "I would like to remind that ' Falun Gong ' is a cult organization banned by the Chinese government according to law." He went on to say, "journalists using the Internet to cover the Olympics will not be affected, this is our commitment, but also we have been doing." "There are foreign reporters asking whether the use of mail and Internet in news centres will be monitored." "The policy of using the Internet in the MPC is done in accordance with the International Olympic Committee," Weide said. ”