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= the suppression, alteration, or removal of creative works based on political, social, moral, or religious pressures; it restricts free expression by curbing content deemed obscene, blasphemous, or critical of authorities, often involving the closing of exhibitions, destruction of art, or self-censorship to avoid repercussions. | = the suppression, alteration, or removal of creative works based on political, social, moral, or religious pressures; it restricts free expression by curbing content deemed obscene, blasphemous, or critical of authorities, often involving the closing of exhibitions, destruction of art, or self-censorship to avoid repercussions. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:28, 1 August 2026
= the suppression, alteration, or removal of creative works based on political, social, moral, or religious pressures; it restricts free expression by curbing content deemed obscene, blasphemous, or critical of authorities, often involving the closing of exhibitions, destruction of art, or self-censorship to avoid repercussions.
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