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Exiled Chinese bloggers urged people back home to unfollow them, claiming police are checking individuals 'one by one'

In separate posts, two Chinese bloggers in exile asked their social media followers to unfollow them, claiming Chinese police were checking accounts.

By: Business Insider

Mar 23 2024
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Exiled Chinese bloggers urged people back home to unfollow them, claiming police are checking individuals 'one by one'

Wang Zhi'an checks his website during an interview with the Associated Press in Tokyo on October 5, 2022.Eugene Hoshiko/AP Photo

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Exiled Chinese bloggers urged people back home to unfollow them, claiming police are checking individuals 'one by one'

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