Censors

One hashtag calling for the feature to be revoked quickly accumulated 8,000 posts and was viewed more than 100 million times before it was censored in late April. A university student in Zhejiang province sued Weibo, the Chinese social…

A viral video showing the impact of the prolonged coronavirus lockdown on Shanghai’s residents has been taken down by China’s internet censors Saturday, triggering an online backlash. About 25 million residents in Shanghai have been shut in…

A scene featuring a same-sex kiss that had been cut from Pixar's upcoming offering Lightyear has reportedly been restored. As per reports, the scene had initially been cut after executives of Disney - Pixar's parent company - felt it…

As debate about Florida's infamous 'Don't Say Gay' Bill escalates, some employees of Disney's animation production house Pixar have claimed that the corporate heads of their parent company Disney routinely censor gay stories. A letter…

Pixar employees have released a statement alleging that Disney executives gutted scenes that showed same-sex affection in Pixar films. “We at Pixar have personally witnessed beautiful stories, full of diverse characters, come back…

BEIJING: China's censors, who quietly determine what can be discussed on the country's buzzing social media platforms, are silencing views of citizens protesting against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In the days after Russia's Feb. 24…

A statement attributed to "the LGBTQIA+ employees of Pixar, and their allies" obtained by 'Variety', employees of the animation studio allege that Disney corporate…

In the first episode, conversations regarding the character Ross's ex-wife, Carol Willick, who divorces him after realizing she is a lesbian, were deleted. Other conversations that were sexually suggestive were also edited out.In the…

But in the eyes of the Chinese Communist Party, it is not censoring enough — and needs to pay a price, literally.That's far from the first time Weibo has been slapped with such a hefty fine by the government. Over the first 11 months of…

By AFP BEIJING: With coded references to "eating melons" and "that person", Chinese social media users are getting creative to discuss tennis star Peng Shuai online as censors race to scrub all mentions of her sexual…