Asia

2008

  

Falling Short: Common Sense As a Weapon

Common Sense As a Weapon “Using common sense as a weapon, we will surely destroy the nightmare woven with fear and lies.” Cheng Yizhong, former editor-in-chief of Nanfang Dushi Bao (Southern Metropolis News), was detained for five months in 2004 after the Guangzhou paper’s investigative reporting embarrassed local officials. The newspaper broke news that a…

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Falling Short: Defending the Press

Defending the Press Mo Shaoping, a prominent human rights lawyer based in Beijing, has represented a number of writers and editors, including the currently imprisoned journalists Zhang Lin, Lü Gengsong, and Shi Tao. In March, CPJ spoke with Mo about his work.

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Falling Short: About This Report

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Falling Short: ‘Secrets’ and Subversion: The Limits of Expression

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Falling Short: The Libel Card: Suits That Inhibit

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Falling Short: Local Threats: The Bureaucrat’s Tyranny

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Falling Short: Inwardly Restricted: Domestic Repression Remains

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Falling Short: Commerce and Control: The Media’s Evolution

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Falling Short: Words and Deeds: Confronting the Contradictions

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Falling Short: Appendix I: Constitutional and International Guarantees

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2008