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• How can citizens prevent government-led Internet blackouts?
• How does a government shutdown Internet (and how to bypass it)?
• How to Survive Iran's Internet Censorship in January 2018?
• The safest way to circumventing Iran's Internet censorship
• Is there any way to bypass sni-based https filtering?
• Is there any way to bypass SNI eavesdropping?
• Can VPN traffic be easily identified? / China - VPN
• Eavesdrop activities by government
• Create live USB that hides IP address from foreign government
• What steps should one take to provide "reasonable" levels of privacy from a government?
• How to fight browser fingerprinting?

• How can citizens prevent government-led Internet blackouts?
• How does a government shutdown Internet (and how to bypass it)?
• How to Survive Iran's Internet Censorship in January 2018?
• The safest way to circumventing Iran's Internet censorship
• Is there any way to bypass sni-based https filtering?
• Is there any way to bypass SNI eavesdropping?
• Can VPN traffic be easily identified? / China - VPN
• Eavesdrop activities by government
• Create live USB that hides IP address from foreign government
• What steps should one take to provide "reasonable" levels of privacy from a government?
• Police forcing me to install Jingwang spyware app, how to minimize impact?

EDIT: I've opened a post on Meta.SE to ask what the official stance on topics that may not be legal in certain countries, and the general response seems to be that the corporation does not censor these discussions, and that it is up to an individual site to determine if it is considered topical.

Communications security involves the ability to send a message without it being intercepted and blocked. Censorship, whether done by a government, misconfigured firewall, or blackhat hacker is a type of counter-intelligence. As such, both blocking specific messages and getting around such blocks fits squarely within the realm of infosec. As long as the question is not specifically asking how to break a specific system without showing understanding of the concepts is a close reason we have. We do not, and should not, have a close reason for evading censorship.

Communications security involves the ability to send a message without it being intercepted and blocked. Censorship, whether done by a government or blackhat hacker is a type of counter-intelligence. As such, both blocking specific messages and getting around such blocks fits squarely within the realm of infosec. As long as the question is not specifically asking how to break a specific system without showing understanding of the concepts is a close reason we have. We do not, and should not, have a close reason for evading censorship.