Google Pressured to
Abandon Censored
Search Engine in China The pressure comes in the form of a letter sent to Google CEO Sundar Pichai and signed by more than a dozen
human rights groups. Google's Project Dragonfly initiative reportedly intends to launch a censored search engine in China. According to leaked documents
reported by The Intercept, Human rights groups letter, via Fox News In 2010, Google left China,
citing the country's censoring
tactics as one of the reasons. The human rights groups letter
follows an internal letter to Pinchai During a meeting held in
response to the internal letter, Fox News reports that
the Google CEO has said
he wants the company in China. According to Google,
