Canadian technology company Netsweeper helped the Bahraini government block opposition party websites, various news websites and content critical of Islam, according to a new report by the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs..."Bahrain is one of the world's most autocratic countries," said Deibert [Ron Deibert, director of the Citizen Lab]. "There are major human rights violations in the country that will be further aggravated by implementing national-level internet censorship of this sort." Deibert said his report also raises questions about corporate responsibility: Is Netsweeper benefiting financially by helping a country trample human rights?" The fact that the company is located in Canada obviously puts them at odds with our country's position on human rights internationally."