As china mobile china telecom and xunleicom overall

as China Mobile, China Telecom and Xunlei.com.
Overall, Google look to the future optimistically and assume that soon they will become
the leader on the Chinese market.
Ethical issues
The main ethical problem that can be observed in China is a violation of human rights. A
basic right that every person has is freedom. China is clearly taking this a right for nothing and
did not obey it. The Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights clearly says that
every person has to be treated equally and with respect. “All human beings are born free and
equal in dignity and rights” (Universal Declaration of Human Rights p.2). By prohibiting
citizens’ access to information and allowing the government to have any type of data, China
confirmed that the behavior of the ruling class is unethical. Article 2 of the Declaration is taking
about the right to political opinion “no distinction shall be made on the basis of the political,
jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory to which a person belongs (...)”
(Universal Declaration of Human Rights p.2). Chinese government tried to intimidate its citizens
to make you fear for their lives did not seek information regarding independence or censorship.
According to me, in some way, the Article 5 of the Declaration also has not been obey by China.
This article says that nobody should treat inhumanly any person. “No one shall be subjected to

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(…) inhuman or degrading treatment” (Universal Declaration of Human Rights p.2) however,
from the perspective of an ordinary Chinese citizen who was not allowed to search for certain
phrases on the internet, this law also was not implemented. Unethically behaved also authorities
by arresting Shi Tao, Li Zhi and Jiang Lijun, based on the their personal information sent by e -
mail. Not only the Chinese government but also US companies Yahoo and Microsoft had human
rights for nothing. The Article 8 of the Declaration says “No one shall be subjected to arbitrary
arrest, detention or exile.”(
Universal
Declaration of Human Rights p.3). By making public the
private data, US companies contributed to violations of both Article 8 and Article 12, which says
“No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, and home or
correspondence.”(Universal Declaration of Human Rights p.4). Additionally, Chinese people
could not raise their voices and their opinion about the Chinese government and the way it treats
its citizens, what violated Article 19 of the Declaration” Everyone has the right to freedom of
opinion and expression” (Universal Declaration of Human Rights p.5). Unethical conduct of the
communist government in China was confirmed by a prohibition of blogs and opinion- pages,
when every person is entitled to a social life” Everyone has the right freely to participate in the
cultural life of the community”( Universal Declaration of Human Rights p.7)
. A
ccording to me
the most unethical was that the foreign companies which should spread the information and grant
the free access to knowledge, surrendered to terror in order to earn more money and capture new