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Google Holders Seek Human Rights, Censorship Review
Organization:
Reuters
Shareholders of Google Inc will
propose that the Web search company take steps to ensure freedom of Internet
access and establish a review of its operations' effect on human
rights.
In one proposal expected to be
submitted at the company's 2008 annual meeting on May 8, shareholders will ask
Google to commit to certain standards, including a pledge not to engage in
proactive censorship or host user data in countries that restrict political
speech.
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