evidence: Journalists and commentators have reported self-censoring in response to increased government pressure on the media. For example, after authorities ordered social media platforms to remove the BBC documentary India: The Modi Question (see B2), some commentators stated that they avoided reporting on the removal.4 Media organizations and journalists also face tax investigations,5 arrests, and online harassment relating to their work (see C3 and C7). Programs like the Cyber Crime Volunteer Program, which invites ordinary people to report on their peers by flagging "unlawful content" but does not define the term, may also chill online expression.6