Ejovi sueing the Japanese Govt for Censorship

["wirepair" <wirepair () roguemail net>]

http://www.techworld.com/security/news/index.cfm?newsid=2662
"Ejovi Nuwere, chief technology officer of SecurityLab Technologies, is suing the government for violation of his freedom of 
speech under Article 21 of the Japanese Constitution. It is the first of its kind in Japan, according to his lawyer.

Nuwere claims that officials of Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) forced him to abandon a presentation 
he was due to give earlier this month on security issues related to Japan's online citizen registry network, called Juki Net."


So lemme get this straight, he does an audit for the Japanese government, then he's barred for presenting the results of the 
audit? Does this seem kind of odd to anyone else? Personally I would be pretty upset if a former auditor of a company i worked for 
tried to present the results of the assessment. At least in America, (and every audit I've ever done) some form of an NDA is 
required. So basically I could be sued if I pulled something like this. Which I agree with completely... If he just ruined my 
chances of working  for a security firm in Japan I will be Very Very Upset.
-wire

 
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