In Malaysia, the international television news you watch may not be the same television news watched across the rest of the world.

It appears that the major broadcast networks beamed into the country including BBC, CNBC, Australian Broadcasting, Al Jazeera and other international news feeds are put on a five-minute tape delay while electronic devices scan the broadcasts for objectionable keywords, including the name of the opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim.

The censoring of news came to public notice during the April 28 Bersih 3.0 rally to protest what the NGO claims are Malaysia's unfair election laws.

When violence broke out, Al Jazeera reporter Harry Fawcett ( right ) attempted to film police beating protesters into the ground. However, Fawcett was roughed up and his own camera was pushed to the ground...