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Chinese citizen journalists remain under arrest despite the government's Coronavirus success

Mary Wilson

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Date 02.10.2020
Author William Yang

Several citizen journalists were detained in the early days of China’s coronavirus outbreak. Two of them are still under strict government surveillance.

As China gradually emerges from the pandemic that so far has taken more than one million lives across the world, two Chinese citizen journalists are still under government surveillance. However, their friends have shared new details about their status with DW.

... Prominent Chinese lawyer and citizen journalist Chen Qiushi went to cover the situation in Wuhan soon after the city went into total lockdown in late January. He interviewed frontline medical staff and citizens in the city while it was cut off from the rest of the world.

... The other citizen journalist currently in detention, Zhang Zhan, began to document the situation in Wuhan in February, as she uploaded videos of herself explaining her conversation with local people in the Tcity.

https://www.dw.com/en/chinese-citiz...he-governments-coronavrius-success/a-55124069
 
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