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Son of Chinese Rights Lawyer Wang Yu Applies For Political Asylum in US
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Media goes on trial in China as Beijing escalates attacks on journalists
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Consumerism, Communism, and Cartoons: Chinese Youth Reject Jack Ma
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Campaign to Discredit BBC Revealed as Media Conditions Inside China Continue to Deteriorate
Posted by John Chan | Mar 5, 2021
A newly published report by the Australian Strategic Policy Initiative (ASPI) has documented how Chinese diplomats and other state-affiliated public figures engaged in a coordinated effort to discredit and undermine U.K.’s public broadcaster, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). According to the report, the effort came after the BBC published a report alleging systematic rape in Xinjiang’s detention camps, as well as the decision by the U.K.’s media watchdog to revoke the broadcasting license of Chinese state-owned television broadcaster CGTN. ASPI’s Albert Zhang and Jacob Wallis
Translation: Detention of Takeout Driver Advocate Highlights Digital-era Labor Abuses
Posted by Josh Rudolph | Mar 4, 2021
The strike comes after Xiong Yan, who headed an unofficial union formed by workers for the food delivery app Ele.me and other services, was detained in Beijing last month. His whereabouts are still unknown.
According to several people familiar with the situation, Ele.me workers have been on a go-slow or refusing to work at all since Xiong’s “disappearance,” resulting in a sharp rise in timed-out orders.
A person familiar with the situation who gave only a surname, Zhang, said Ele.me riders are considering a nationwide strike on Monday to protest the platform’s treatment of riders and Xiong’s presumed detention.