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New Chinese law sparks concerns over tighter news reporting controls during emergencies

Reporters in China fear the law will allow the authorities to block them from doing on-location interviews.

By: straitstimes.com

Jul 07 2024
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New Chinese law sparks concerns over tighter news reporting controls during emergencies

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