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Tang Shizeng, Reporter Who Chronicled China’s Sensitive History, Dies at 65

Best known for reporting from the Middle East, Tang was also known for documenting the former home of Zhao Ziyang and for interviewing Xu Qinxian, the Chinese general who famously...

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From Censorship to Activism: How a Chinese Couple Found Their Voice Abroad

After years of accepting China’s official narratives, Luo Yu and Wang Jingjing say overseas travel, censorship, and their experiences during China’s COVID lockdowns transformed the...

From Party Applicant to Staunch Critic: One Chinese Student’s Political Awakening

Once a patriotic university student hoping to join the CCP, Wan says censorship, political favoritism, and suppressed history gradually pushed her toward openly criticizing the sys...

Former Chinese Journalist Accuses Jiangxi Investigators of Torture, Coercion

Former journalist Zhou Wenshui says investigators in China's Jiangxi Province detained him for 35 days and subjected him to sleep deprivation, prolonged restraints, and threats unt...

China’s corruption investigation procedures

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Wall Street Journal publisher convicted in Hong Kong of deterring reporter from union role

Dow Jones convicted of one count of deterring Selina Cheng from role at Hong Kong Journalist Association but cleared of second chargeA Hong Kong court has convicted the publisher o...

Hong Kong Newspaper Accused of Altering Students’ Remarks During Beijing Trip

More than 1,300 students and teachers from Hong Kong and Macau attended a flag-raising ceremony at Beijing’s Tiananmen Square on Sept. 20 as part of a youth exchange program, accor...

Hong Kong Journalist Arrested After Covering Gathering Linked to 2019 Protests

The national security police detained Tang Ho-wing, founder of the independent outlet Boom News, according to local media and watchdog groups.

The journalists’ revolt against AI scraping

EDITORIAL: China cannot silence free speech

Hong Kong court finds WSJ parent violated reporter's right to union role

American Journalist Sentenced to Prison After Pleading Guilty to Working as an Agent of the Chinese Government

An American journalist was sentenced Tuesday to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government. Thomas Weir Pauken II,...

EDITORIAL: China’s expanding repression reach

Zhong Shu and the Price of Being a Celebrity

Mandarin-language podcaster Zhong Shu found international fame with an interview with Christopher Nolan. Then the allegations of plagiarism began. Source

Rumors of Student Informants Fuel Speech Concerns at Chinese Universities

A Taiwanese graduate student at Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine says rumors of so-called “professional students” — alleged student informants who pose as ordinary students w...

Cash for Votes? 2 Journalists Put Taiwan’s Election Practices Under Scrutiny

The veteran reporters described cash-for-votes practices in Hualien and Changhua, prompting prosecutors to investigate the claims as Taiwan prepares for November’s local elections

Wall Street Journal publisher convicted for blocking reporter’s bid to lead union

The publisher of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has been found guilty of violating Hong Kong’s labour laws by illegally preventing a former reporter from running for the chairmanshi...

Hong Kong court rules Dow Jones tried to stop journalist taking union role

Dow Jones was acquitted of the charge of dismissal over Selina Cheng's leadership role.

Chinese Military Media Threatens Taiwan TV Host Over Election Appearance, Raising Interference Concerns

A Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military-affiliated media outlet has issued a warning apparently targeting Taiwanese television host Tsai Kang-yung after he attended a campaign eve...

A Reporter Returns to China to Find it Richer, but Also Highly Paranoid.

Returning to China after decades away, a correspondent finds bullet trains, dazzling skylines — and a surveillance state more paranoid and pervasive than ever.

US journalist jailed for 2 years for working as a Chinese agent

An American journalist who lived in Beijing, worked for Chinese state media and pleaded guilty to acting as an agent for Beijing was sentenced on Tuesday to two years in federal pr...

EDITORIAL:Chiang Wan-an under fire