sharing just how invasive the protocols are. writing covid workers came in with a bunch of swabs, tested the sink, bathroom surfaces, counter tops. this is covid in china. joining susa journalist who worked in asia for 35 years, including here at cnn, maria resa, she has spent her career challenging corruption, including a website to fight the philippine government. she s here and writing, she has a new book how to stand up to a dictator, the fight for our future thank you for being here. it is so good to be here. we appreciate you being here. let s talk about the protests in
china and the crackdown and what s going on there, the chinese people showing up in the streets. can you put this in context for us. watching ukraine and china, both of the governments, russia, use information warfare first before conventional warfare and in many ways, china is at the forefront of control through data. which is creeping through the world. china has consolidated control a friend of mine, who ran apple tv in hong kong, he is in prison. he didn t expect that this would happen but the world has fallen off the cliff. one of the things that you say so brilliantly. you ve been a journalist for so many years 36. you ran the jakarta bureau. i opened the jakarta bureau, the manila bureau. it s great to be here. you talk about freedom and the way you put it is, you really don t know what freedom is until you re about to lose
MANILA, Oct 12 When Philippine journalist Maria Ressa shared the Nobel Peace Prize last week for representing press freedom, other media outlets under fire took heart. One journalist described Ressa’s win as like getting a “shot in the arm” as they fight to keep free speech alive in one of.