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Chinese Journalist Forced Out (Updated)
Chang Ping, a prominent Chinese journalist at the Southern Weekend Group and a repeated target of government censors, has been officially dismissed from the company. From the New York Times: The columnist, Chang Ping, said he was forced out because his bosses were “under pressure” from government propaganda authorities. The executive editor, Zhuang Shenzhi, said that the publisher had decided not toJanuary 27, 2011 2:00 PM
Journalist Detained for Reporting Former Official's Sex Dungeon Murders
A journalist was detained for “revealing state secrets” after accusing Luoyang officials of covering up multiple
Leading Magazine Faces Tough Action
Zhao Lingmin, a top editor at the news magazine Window on the South (Nanfeng Chuang 南风窗), has been dismissed. China Media
August 18, 2011 11:07 AM
Journalist's Prison Term Extended; China Economic Times Editor Removed
The New York Times reports the extended imprisonment of investigative journalist Qi Chonghuai, apparently in continued retaliation
August 2, 2011 11:32 PM
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