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- China Bars Artist from Surveilling Himself
- 中国当局禁止艾未未自我监视
- World-renowned artist Ai Weiwei says while authorities in China have no problem monitoring him around the clock, they do have a problem with him aiding their efforts.
- 世界知名艺术家艾未未说，中国当局可以对他进行全天监视，却反对他帮助当局监视他。
- The dissident artist said late Wednesday via Twitter ((http://twitter.com/#!/AIWW )) that Chinese officials told him to shut down a website he was using to stream surveillance video of himself only 46 hours after it started running.
- 这名持不同政见的艺术家星期叁晚间在推特上说，他在一个网站上传自我监视的录像；但是刚刚过了 46 个小时，中国官员就要他关闭这个网站。
- He tweeted, "Byebye to all the voyeurs."
- 艾未未在推特上向网友道别。
- The Chinese government prohibited Ai from leaving Beijing until June following his arrest last year on charges of tax evasion.
- 艾未未去年因被控逃税而被逮捕后，中国政府禁止他在 6 月之前离开北京。
- Officials have also put him under constant surveillance.
- 有关官员还无每无地对他进行监视。
- Ai, an outspoken social critic, installed four surveillance cameras in his home and had been streaming them on his site, ((http://weiweicam.com/ )).
- 艾未未是一位直言不讳的社会批评家，他在自己家里安装了四个监视摄像镜头，并把录像上传到自己的网站。
- He told CNN International he did it to provide some comfort to fans and supporters.
- 艾未未对美国有线电视新闻网说，他这样做是為了让自己的粉丝和支持者感到好过一些。
- Ai said, "They felt helpless, they just do not know where I am and do no get any answer about it. So I want to give them an opportunity to share with my situation."
- 艾未未说，他们感到无助，不知道他在哪里，对此也得不到回答，所以他希望给他们一个机会，让他们了解自己的处境。
- Ai also said Chinese authorities are already using numerous cameras to monitor his activity, including 15 within 100 meters of his house, calling it "absurd."
- 艾未未还说，中国当局已经在使用很多摄像镜头监视自己的行动，包括安装在他住所百米之内的 15 个摄像镜头；艾未未说，这种做法很 “荒唐”。
- Ai was arrested in early April 2011 at the height of a crackdown on Chinese dissidents and activists, possibly prompted by fears of Middle East uprisings spreading to China.
- 艾未未曾於 2011 年 4 月被逮捕，当时中国当局正在严厉镇压中国的异议人士和活动人士，可能是由於担心中东起义蔓延到中国。
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- “Hacktivist” Group Anonymous Sets Sights on Chinese Websites
- 骇客组织盯上中国政府网
- The international hacking group "Anonymous" says it has attacked hundreds of Chinese websites, including several government pages, to protest China's tough Internet censorship policies.
- 一个称為 “匿名” 的国际骇客组织称，他们攻击了数百个中国网站，其中包括几个政府网页，以此对中国严厉的互联网审查政策表示抗议。
- An online message posted by the group claims to have brought down, defaced, or leaked information from at least 500 websites in China during the past week.
- 该团体发佈的一条网上信息声称，他们在过去一週使至少 500 个中国网站陷入瘫痪、改变外观或者洩露信息。
- The websites include several city government sites, as well as general commercial pages.
- 这些网站包括几个市政府的网站，还有一些普通的商业网页。
- Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hong Lei acknowledged Thursday that the Beijing government was the "victim of hacking," but he insisted Chinese web surfers are free to express their views.
- 中国外交部发言人洪磊星期四承认北京政府网站遭受骇客攻击，但是他坚持表示，中国网民有表达观点的自由。
- On one Chinese government website, hackers left a taunting message decrying Chinese Internet restrictions and providing tips on how to circumvent China's massive online censorship network, referred to by many as the "Great Firewall of China."
- 在一个政府的网页上，骇客留下了一条讽刺信息，谴责中国政府对互联网的限制，并提供如何绕开中国庞大的互联网审查系统的方法；许多人将这个审查系统称為 “中国的网络防火长城”。
- The "hacktivist" group says it is disrupting the sites to protest the "tyranny" of the Chinese government, which it says has subjected its people to "unfair laws and unhealthy processes."
- 这个所谓的 “骇客活动家” 团体说，扰乱这些网站是為了抗议中国政府的 “暴政”；他们说，中国政府让人民面对 “不公平的法律和不正当程序”。
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