Wuhan doctor Li Wenliang was first disciplined for "spreading rumors" about the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, then used as a deterrent example by state media along with seven others. He was then rehabilitated and...
Over the past several months, dozens of Chinese Twitter users within China have reportedly been...
Liu Feiyue, founder of online rights monitor msguancha.com, has been sentenced to five years in...
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
On Thursday citizen journalist Lu Yuyu was sentenced to four years in prison for “picking...
Rights lawyer Jiang Tianyong disappeared almost a month ago. The mystery surrounding his...
Last Saturday was Human Rights Day, the 68th anniversary of the United Nations’ adoption of...
The founders of two rights-focused citizen journalism projects were detained last month amid...
Friends and associates of citizen journalist Lu Yuyu, known as @wickedonnaa on Twitter, feared he...
Tibetan writer and blogger Druklo has been sentenced to three years in prison by a court in...
As rescue teams continue to search for survivors from the Oriental Star cruise ship, which sank in...
Chinese microblogs’ watchdog role has been lionized abroad, and alternately celebrated and...
A short film in the New York Times’ OpDoc series looks at blogger Zhang Shihe, also known as Tiger Temple, who rides his bicycle through China’s countryside and documents the lives of villagers: In a country with one...
The New York Times’ Andrew Jacobs profiles anti-corruption blogger Zhu Ruifeng, whose publication of a sex tape last November brought down 11 Chongqing officials and exposed the extortion ring that had ensnared them. With...
The office of In-Media [zh], a Hong Kong citizen journalism website, was attacked by masked men earlier this week. The Wall Street Journal’s China Realtime Report provides the details: Witnesses said that in the early...
A new documentary project, High Tech/Low Life, profiles Zuola (Zola) and Tiger Temple, two of China’s most prominent and earlier citizen reporters. Using footage filmed since 2008, the filmmaker follows them as they travel...
The efforts of China’s most influential environmental journalists were applauded this week at the 3rd annual China Environmental Press Awards. The yearly event is co-organized by British daily The Guardian and...
Though many thought detention centers for petitioners disappeared in China in 2003, Xu Zhiyong, a professor at the Beijing University of Post and Telecommunications and citizen journalist, has discovered they’ve merely...
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