Sorry, maybe I am wrong with the terminology.
But, the title on the Golang home page is "Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software."
And on the https://code.google.com/ I see "Project Hosting on Google Code provides a free collaborative development environment for open source projects.".
Open source means that the source is available and you are free to change it. It does not necessarily have any other political or social implications. "Open" and "free" don't mean somehow "universal" or have anything to do with the limitations of criminal law not related to copyright.
I'm sorry you're in a bad situation, but the reality is that technologies grant power, and some nations don't want their citizens empowered, while other nations don't want their power through technology used by enemy nations against them. In order to have some rule that governments can't do that, you would require a higher, metagovernment, which would then have the same sort of power and require the same oversight, requiring and even higher metagovernment, and so on. Hence why government is always a scam...it promises safety and justice the way the mob does, through violence and threats.
