Reports - China
8 May 2012
Kenya / China
The expansion comes as other, predominantly Western media houses are shrinking their media presence in East Africa.
3 May 2012
China
IFJ continues to receive complaints from media all over China that they have been subjected to various kinds of pressure that prevent them from carrying out their duties.
9 March 2012
China
IFJ issues its March 2012 bulletin on the state of press freedom in China.
23 February 2012
Tibet (China) / China
RSF is alarmed at the blackout imposed on the provinces of Sichuan and Qinghai, as well as the autonomous region of Tibet, preventing all media coverage of protest movements.
23 January 2012
China
As the scent of the Jasmine Revolution in the Middle East and North Africa drifted towards China, central authorities tightened restrictions on the press, and stepped up intimidation of journalists.
8 December 2011
China
The book examines the legal framework for accessing environmental information and juxtaposes the Chinese model with international standards and best practices from around the world.
10 November 2011
China
Despite the expression of support by elements within the government to end black jail-related abuses, the authorities failed to stop the practice.
27 October 2011
China
The US ambassador to the World Trade Organization says that China's "national firewall" and website blocking violate WTO rules.
1 September 2011
China
The public's enthusiasm for the Internet and the government's fear of online protests has resulted in constant advancements in online censorship, reports RSF.
2 June 2011
China
IFJ's report documents grave breaches of human rights occurring with increasing frequency and recommends urgent action be taken by international organisations to bring China's authorities to account.
1 February 2011
China
The restrictive orders outlined in the report are a mere sample of the vast array of controls on information that journalists and media workers are known to grapple with.
11 January 2011
China
The government has undermined many of the key goals by tightening restrictions on rights of expression, association and assembly over the past two years, notes Human Rights Watch.
20 December 2010
China
"Environmental agencies may have been unwilling to release information on pollutant emissions for fear of affecting economic development or generating negative press, but such an approach is unsustainable," says ARTICLE 19.
4 October 2010
China
"With perseverance and courage, journalists, Internet users, bloggers, artists, lawyers and intellectuals are managing to open breaches in China's censorship," RSF said.
1 February 2010
China
The report highlights the battle by local censors to control media commentary on a wide range of topics in 2009.
3 November 2009
China
More than 85 per cent of the surveyed sites were blocked, censored or otherwise unreachable.
2 October 2009
China
RSF participates in the anniversary by highlighting some dates that shed light on the media's evolution in China.
12 August 2009
China
A year after the Beijing Olympics, RSF regrets that the limited progress China has made in free expression has largely evaporated.
2 June 2009
China
When Chinese Internet users search for 4 June in the photos section of Baidu, the country's most popular search engine, they get this message: "The search does not comply with laws, regulations and policies."
15 May 2009
China
Twenty years after the Chinese army killed untold numbers of unarmed civilians in Beijing and other cities on and around June 3-4, 1989, the Chinese government continues to victimize survivors, victims' families, and others who challenge the official version of events, Human Rights Watch says
12 March 2009
China
12 March 2009
China
22 January 2009
China
8 January 2009
China
5 November 2008
China
31 July 2008
China
31 July 2008
China
30 July 2008
China
19 June 2008
China
19 June 2008
China
16 April 2008
China
3 April 2008
China
2 April 2008
China
26 March 2008
China