China Takes Aim at Tibet’s Dangerous Photocopiers

May 21st, 2010

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Chinese officials are cracking down on some of the most dangerous technology to fall into Tibetans’ peacefully clasped hands : the photocopier. Lhasa Evening News reported earlier this month that the ruling Chinese government fears that photocopiers may be used to reproduce politically dangerous material, and have begun working on regulating access to the machines by way of copying permits.

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