China is the world’s biggest prison of journalists and netizens, a press freedom watchdog’s new report says. China has one of the world’s worst records on press freedom, with controls on state-run media and netizens showing no signs of abating,…
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Media Censorship: China Censorship ‘Not Improving’
Tagged with: China, Communist Party of China, Hong Kong, New Year, Press freedom, Reporters Without Borders, Sina Weibo, Southern Weekly
Posted in Government Control, Media Censorship
Posted in Government Control, Media Censorship
Internet Censorship: Chinese Censors Target Citizen Journalists
Chinese media controls aim to limit ‘fabricated, inaccurate’ reporting. China’s censors have issued strict new rules to journalists in state-run media, warning that those who report information the government deems “inaccurate” could lose their press cards or face jail. But…
Internet Censorship: China to Tighten Controls on Internet, Social Media
Move meant to thwart political activists use of new technologies to express public discontent. Stephanie Ho | Beijing Chinese leaders are announcing new plans to strengthen controls over the Internet and other social media, following a year where such technologies…
China: Clampdown on Bloggers, ‘Rumors’
Chinese authorities move to further tighten controls on Internet content. Authorities in the Chinese capital have called on major Internet service providers to step up controls over online content, as some companies suspend the accounts of netizens accused of spreading…
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Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship
Chinese Dissident Released From Prison
Prominent Chinese dissident Hu Jia has been reunited with his family after serving a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence for inciting subversion. But his wife says she fears an existing health condition may have worsened because of his long jail term. Zeng…
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Posted in Human Rights
Posted in Human Rights
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