In Minecraft, players can use blocks made of varying building materials to make virtual structures ranging from a hut to a castle. (Though, in 2015, Turkey's government did flirt with the idea of banning the computer game due to concerns over violent elements in Minecraft, which does allow players to use weapons to hit or kill other characters.) While countries around the world have banned or restricted access to news websites and social media networks - including Facebook and Snapchat - so far, Minecraft has not been banned by any countries. The books can be read by everyone on the server, but their content cannot be changed," Reporters Without Borders said in a statement. "These articles are now available again within Minecraft hidden from government surveillance technology inside a computer game.
Among the articles currently available in the library is a 2018 article from Mada Masr, an Egyptian news website that has been censored by that country's government since 2017, and another article by Mexican journalist Javier Valdez, who was killed in 2017 after reporting on drug-trafficking in his country.
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