China: Over 70 Signatories Join CFWIJ’s Call To Release Chinese Journalist Zhang Zhan
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We call on President Xi Jinping to drop all charges against Zhang Zhan.
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RELEASE ZHANG ZHAN: The Coalition For Women In Journalism calls on China to end imprisonment of journalist Zhang Zhan
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Citizen journalist Zhang Zhan has been imprisoned since May 2020 after her illuminating coverage of Wuhan's initial handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read MoreChina: Beijing moves to tighten ban on private media funding
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CFWIJ is concerned over Beijing’s move to ban private investment in news media amid stringent regulations already in place.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ is alarmed by the possible detention of Sophia Huang Xueqin
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Sophia Huang Xueqin, a 33-year-old freelance journalist, activist, and a leading figure in China's #Metoo movement, has reportedly gone missing.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ joined 44 human rights organization to urge Chinese President Xi Jinping to release Covid-19 reporter on hunger strike
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On September 17th, 45 human rights NGOs urged Chinese President Xi Jinping to exonerate and release Covid-19 reporter Zhang Zhan.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ concerned about journalist Zhan Zhang’s health and demands her immediate release
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The health of journalist Zhan Zhang is rapidly deteriorating in prison.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ condemns the public harassment of Alice Su and Katrina Yu
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Journalist and bureau chief for the Los Angeles Times in Beijing, Alice Su endured public anger and harassment on July 25.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ condemns the smear campaign against journalist Vicky Xu
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The Chinese authorities resorted to a slander campaign against the Chinese Australian journalist, Vicky Xu.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ condemns the detention of Haze Fan over vague accusations
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Journalist Haze Fan was detained in December 2020 on suspicion of endangering national security.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ condemns the arrest of Australian journalist Cheng Lei
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The Chinese government has officially arrested journalist Cheng Lei after almost six months of detention on charges of "illegally supplying state secrets overseas".
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ condemns the beating of a female journalist
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A female reporter was beaten and injured by men in the city of Qixia in China’s Shandong province.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ hails the courageous female journalist who confronted a kidnapper, saving a young boy
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A female journalist in Kunming City of China’s Yunnan province is being commended for negotiating with a kidnapper holding a young boy hostage.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ is deeply concerned over the court decision against former journalists He Qiang and Zou Sicong
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The former journalists face a civil fine for a 2018 article written anonymously by He and published by Zou.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ is indignant at the court’s verdict to imprison citizen journalist Zhang Zhan for four year
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Zhang Zhan, a Chinese citizen journalist was sentenced to four years in prison in Shanghai on Monday due to her coverage on the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan.
Read MoreChina: Citizen Journalist Zhang Zhan faces up to five years in prison for reporting Covid-19 outbreak in China
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Zhang Zhan, a Chinese citizen journalist based in Shanghai, was first detained in May for reporting on the Covid-19 outbreak from Wuhan.
Read MoreChina: Citizen journalist Zhang Zhan is in hunger strike due to her unlawful imprisonment
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We are severely worried about the health of citizen journalist Zhang Zhan, who is the only woman journalist who remains under bars.
Read MoreChina: Citizen journalist Ding Lingjie went missing again, family suspects she is being held in police custody
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Citizen journalist and human rights defender Ding Lingjie has been missing since June 3 according to her family.
Read MoreChina: Mistreatment of foreign journalists continue with the state doxxing Megha Rajagoapalan
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American reporter for Buzzfeed News, and CFWIJ member, Megha Rajagoapalan has become the latest foreign journalist to be victimised by China.
Read MoreChina: Ill-Treatment of US journalists as reciprocation is unacceptable
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Ranked as the fifth least free country in the world according to the World Press Freedom Index, China is notorious for its treatment of journalists, especially foreign journalists.
Read MoreChina: Australian anchor Cheng Lei detained with no warrant and legal reason is another evidence of the government undermining press freedom
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism is once again dismayed at the way Chinese government and authorities silence the press.
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