Tag: Journalists

• 2013.05.01 Q&A: Sam Geall on China’s Green Awakening
• 2013.04.04 The Death of a News Censor
• 2013.04.03 Case of Suspended Editor Draws Interest Online
• 2013.03.11 CPJ Report: Challenged in China
• 2013.03.01 Veteran Muckraker Wang Keqin Forced to Leave Paper
• 2013.02.18 Why Southern Weekly?
• 2013.02.04 Chang Ping on Media Censorship and Its Future
• 2013.01.29 How Serious is Xi on Corruption?
• 2013.01.11 In Guizhou, Journalist Intimidation On Display
• 2013.01.09 Censorship Row Engulfs Second Newspaper
• 2012.11.26 Guizhou Journalist Sent on “Forced Vacation”
• 2012.07.18 Uncertainty Surrounds Newspaper Staff Shuffles
• 2012.05.08 Little Explanation for Correspondent’s Expulsion
• 2012.05.08 China: Balancing a Dream
• 2012.05.07 Al Jazeera English Closes China Bureau
• 2012.05.04 Chen Guangcheng “Can Apply to Study Abroad”
• 2012.05.03 Chen Guangcheng Ready to Leave China
• 2012.02.24 Chinese Obstruct CNN Crew in Nepal
• 2011.09.23 Journalist Detained for Reporting Former Official's Sex Dungeon Murders
• 2011.08.18 Leading Magazine Faces Tough Action
• 2011.08.02 Journalist's Prison Term Extended; China Economic Times Editor Removed
• 2011.07.29 Journalist Tells of Police Detention, Beating after Reporting Riots
• 2011.07.13 Protest in Hong Kong: Monsoon of Their Discontent
• 2011.06.13 Crack Reporters “Burning Out”
• 2011.05.25 Reporting in China (with Video)
• 2011.05.05 Two Journalists Missing, Feared Detained
• 2011.03.22 The Plight of the Chinese Newspaper Reporter
• 2011.01.27 Chinese Journalist Forced Out (Updated)
• 2011.01.20 Chinese Media Must Push the Limits
• 2011.01.09 Big 2010 Stories Hushed, but Not Forgotten
• 2011.01.05 “China’s Conscience” Silently Returns
• 2010.12.23 China Sentences Uighur to Life for Reporting Riots
• 2010.12.22 6 Are Held in Attack on Chinese Investigative Journalist
• 2010.12.20 A Cocktail of Conspiracies Delivered Daily
• 2010.10.19 Madeline Earp: China Talks Press Rights – But it Won’t Walk the Walk
• 2010.08.09 Shi Zhe: We Can’t Make People Get their News from the Outside
• 2010.08.04 China Turns a Page on Independent Journalism
• 2010.07.28 Investigative Journalist on the Run
• 2010.07.09 Journalists Boycott Chongqing Newspaper
• 2010.06.24 Reporter Punished for Online Remarks on Hilton Chongqing Raid
• 2010.03.29 Google Isn’t the Problem. China’s Corrupt Journalism Is.
• 2010.03.27 Qian Gang: Why Google’s Departure is Not Cause for Despair
• 2010.03.21 Chinese Official’s Threat to Reporter Ignites Press Debate
• 2010.03.14 Journalists Issue Open Letter Against Hubei Governor
• 2010.01.14 Interview with Liu Jianqiang: Environmental Journalism and Censorship in China
• 2010.01.13 Crusading Editor Fights New War on Censorship
• 2010.01.05 Scribe Gets 16 Years in Mine Accident Coverup
• 2009.12.14 Veteran Hong Kong Journalist, Once Jailed, Calls it Quits
• 2009.10.19 Chai Jing (柴静): A Country We Can Be Proud Of
• 2009.10.09 Beijing Hires a Media Guru
• 2009.09.26 Chinese Journalist Bloggers (Part 2)
• 2009.08.26 Editor Sacked for Report on Death at Internet Rehab Camp
• 2009.08.13 The Young Uighurs Were Full of Empathy and Faint Excitement: China Newsweek Reporting from Urumqi
• 2009.06.29 Quake Journalist Gets Award
• 2009.05.25 Should Journalists be Tried for Official Bribery in China?
• 2009.03.21 No. Korea Confirms Americans Were Detained
• 2009.02.05 Journalist Jiang Weiping (姜维平) Receives Political Asylum in Canada
• 2008.12.23 Detentions Raise Old Questions about Protecting Journalists
• 2008.12.15 Chinese Reporter Chasing Corruption Claims Disappears
• 2008.12.10 CCTV Reporter’s Arrest Causes a Stir