Cathay Pacific Removes 'Family Guy' Episode Referencing Tiananmen Square
Cathay Pacific apologized and removed an episode of 'Family Guy' from its in-flight entertainment system due to its reference to the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, a highly sensitive topic in China. The incident sparked controversy and concerns about censorship and national security laws in Hong Kong.
Key Points
- Cathay Pacific apologized and removed a 'Family Guy' episode referencing the Tiananmen Square crackdown
- The incident raised questions about censorship and the influence of national security laws in Hong Kong
- Discussion of the Tiananmen Square crackdown remains heavily censored in China
Pros
- Acknowledged the sensitive nature of the content
- Took immediate action to remove the episode
Cons
- Raised concerns about censorship and freedom of expression
- Highlighted the impact of national security laws on media content