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Chinese journalists are speaking out more often to protest attacks, harassment, and arrests. The discussion of press rights—and the central government’s stance—may foretell the future of broader reforms in China. A CPJ special report by Madeline Earp

Chinese journalists, seen here at a police roadblock, are contesting harassment more publicly. (AP)


A local TV news outlet shows a confrontation between BaWang International representatives and journalists at the National Business Daily's Shanghai bureau over the paper's coverage. The video was posted to the Chinese video-sharing website 56.com.

National Business Daily responded assertively to the confrontation, eliciting an apology from BaWang. Read more about Chinese journalists defending their colleagues in CPJ’s special report "In China, a debate on press rights."

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