Zhang Zhan is one of a number of people facing trial for exposing the initial chaos of Wuhan’s COVID-19 response.
Zhang Zhan is one of a number of people facing trial for exposing the initial chaos of Wuhan’s COVID-19 response.
A line of a dialogue was termed by local social media users as racist, sparking calls for a boycott.
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The CEOs of Twitter, Facebook and Alphabet Inc are testifying before a US Senate committee Wednesday.
Voice TV has broadcast anti-government protests live on social media and was one of four outlets under investigation.
Document alleges reporting might have affected ‘national security’ or the Thai people’s ‘good morals’.
Prior to her self-immolation, Irina Slavina wrote on Facebook: ‘I ask you to blame the Russian Federation for my death’.
The court cases against female TikTok influencers in Egypt demonstrate a worrying trend.
Pakistan bans video streaming platform Bigo, issues notice to TikTok over ‘vulgar content’ concerns.
Xu Zhangrun was detained for a week for writing articles critical of President Xi Jinping’s handling of the pandemic.
Pause follows new national security law imposed by China on Hong Kong that makes it easier to arrest protestors.
Xu Zhangrun, who wrote articles critical of the government, taken from Beijing home by policemen, his friends say.
Svetlana Prokopyeva avoids a six-year jail term over a radio discussion as a court lets her off with a $6,970 fine.