Archives

February 2010

• 02/09/10 Chengdu Police Rough Up Reporters Covering Trial

January 2010

• Ensuring Your Gmail Security

December 2009

• 12/12/09 Yunnan Officials Harass, Obstruct Swiss Film Crew

November 2009

• 11/27/09 Kashgar Police Follow, Harass Journalists
• Hu, Obama Meeting A Missed Opportunity For Openness

October 2009

• Hu Jintao's Pledge On Journalist Rights Is Welcome
• Process For Media Access To Major Events Needs Improvement

September 2009

• Warning On Fake Emails Targeting News Assistants
• Assault On Kyodo Reporters Is Reprehensible
• 09/18/09 Beijing Authorities Beat Kyodo Journalists
• FCCC Condemns Beating Of Journalists In Urumqi
• 09/04/09 Urumqi Paramilitary Beat Journalists, Damage Gear
• 09/04/09 Urumqi Armed Police Beat Journalists, Confiscate Tapes
• 09/04/09 Urumqi Police Seize Cameras During Protest

August 2009

• 08/19/09 Shaanxi Officials Block Access To Poisoning Victims
• Olympic Progress Marred By Intimidation
• Results Of July Membership Survey

July 2009

• Please Keep News Assistants' Safety In Mind
• Open Letter On Reporting Conditions In Xinjiang
• China Should Allow Reporters Free Movement In Xinjiang
• 07/10/09 Photographer in Kashgar Detained, Deported
• 07/10/09 Reporter Stopped at Kashgar Mosque
• China Must Stop Harassing Reporters In Xinjiang
• 07/07/09 Reporter in Urumqi Shoved Into Van
• 07/06/09 TV Crew Detained in Urumqi
• Accusations Against FCC Thailand Are Worrying

June 2009

• FCCC Elects New Board
• Release US Journalists Jailed By North Korea
• Welcome To The New FCCC Website
• Tiananmen Restrictions Unacceptable

May 2009

• 05/31/09 TV Crew Barred from Tiananmen
• 05/31/09 TV Reporters Detained, Tiananmen Interviewees Questioned
• 05/29/09 TV Reporters Barred from Tiananmen
• 05/29/09: Cameraman Detained, Accused In Tiananmen Square
• 05/28/09 TV Crew Barred from Tiananmen
• Sri Lanka's Reputation Sinks With Expulsion Of FCCC Members
• Caution Needed In Sichuan After Three Violent Incidents

April 2009

• Open Sichuan Ahead of Quake Anniversary
• Registration For Reporting In Sichuan Quake Areas
• Henan Authorities Obstruct Journalist Covering Unemployment
• German Barred From Reporting On Sichuan Quake Aftermath
• French Reporter Detained Covering Sichuan Quake Aftermath

March 2009

• German Reporter Barred From Tibetan Area In Sichuan
• Reporter Barred from Tibetan Area, Staff Intimidated
• Free Journalists Held By North Korea
• Norwegian TV Barred From Tibetan Quarter In Sichuan
• Dutch TV Barred From "Open" Tibetan Area In Qinghai
• Norwegian Journalists Barred From Tibetan Area, Intimidated
• China Should Allow Access To Tibetan Areas
• Government Should Stop Intimidating Assistants Of Foreign Media
• FCCC Letter On Premier's News Conference

February 2009

• US Reporters Covering Tibetan Unrest Manhandled In Gansu
• FCCC Urges Withdrawal Of Restrictions On HK Journalists
• Journalists Covering Rural Health Care Followed In Hebei
• Henan Authorities Intimidate Journalist Covering Drought
• Source In Hebei Detained Before Interview On Baby Milk Scandal

January 2009

• Beijing Police Detain 4 Scandinavian TV Reporters
• FCCC Notes Apology, Partial Redress For Henan Beating

December 2008

• Reporting Interference Tally Update

November 2008

• Journalist Detained After Reporting On Church
• Government Must Punish Thugs Who Beat Up Belgian TV Crew
• Belgian TV Crew Assaulted
• FCCC Welcomes Agreement On Financial Information

October 2008

• FCCC Welcomes New Rules For Foreign Media

September 2008

• FCCC Calls For Openness In New Rules
• Australian Journalist Followed, Source Detained

August 2008

• Kashgar Police Detain Journalist And Source
• China Fails To Make Olympic Podium On Media Freedom
• Officials Block Filming Of Farmer
• Photographers Roughed Up By Police
• Finnish Reporter Harrassed
• Beijing Police Block AFP Reporters From Activist Home
• Beijing Police Block British Photographer
• British Journalist Roughed Up Near Olympic Stadium
• Beijing Police Follow Scandinavian Journalists
• Hebei Officials Block Interviews About Olympic Rules
• Xinjiang Police Detain U.K. Photojournalist
• Xinjiang Police Detain AP Journalists
• FCCC Launches Know Your Rights Campaign
• Beijing Police Obstruct Filming Of Tiananmen Protest
• Beijing Officials Follow, Tape Journalists
• Xinjiang Police Delete AFP Photographs
• Japanese Journalists Beaten By Police In Xinjiang
• Finnish Reporter Followed In Hebei
• FCCC Welcomes Partial Internet Opening

July 2008

• FCCC Letter To Jacques Rogge
• FCCC Urges Lifting Of Internet Controls
• Beijing Police Manhandle Danish Journalist Filming Ticket Sales
• Beijing Police Manhandle HK Journalists
• State Security Warns Dalian Locals Not To Talk To BBC
• BBC Crew Stopped From Talking To Guangdong Villagers
• Beijing Police Interrupt BBC Reporters At Petitioners' Village
• Beijing Police Stop Journalist Filming Petitioners
• China Should Make Enduring Commitment To Free Reporting
• Police Disrupt Live TV Broadcast From Great Wall

June 2008

• Hebei Police Harass Journalists Reporting On Water
• Sichuan Police Block Irish Journalist From Parents' Homes
• WSJ Reporter Ordered To Leave Sichuan Towns
• Shanxi Officials Block Journalists' Access To Coal Mine
• Keep Quake Sites Open To Press
• Japanese TV Crew Blocked From Dujiangyan Neighborhood
• Sichuan Police Block Access To Collapsed School
• Sichuan Police Detain, Fine Japanese TV Crew
• Sichuan Police Harass U.K. TV Journalists
• Sichuan Police Detain Australian TV Crew
• Sichuan Police Bar Journalists From Entering Protest City
• Journalists Hassled By Police in Dujiangyan
• Dujiangyan Police Detain Reporters Trying To Cover Protest
• Sichuan Police Manhandle Reporters Covering Lawsuit
• Dujiangyan Police Remove Reporter From Parents' Meeting
• The Olympic Torch In An Italian Journalist's Hands
• Gansu Police Block Dutch Journalist From Reporting

May 2008

• FCCC Offers Condolences To Earthquake Victims
• Military In Sichuan Confiscate Video Of Rescue
• Correspondents Held At Roadblock In Sichuan
• Finnish Reporter Roughed Up In Sichuan
• Sichuan Police Confiscate Press Cards From TV Team

April 2008

• 100 Days Before Olympics, Reporting Conditions Deteriorate
• Ningxia Government Blocks Documentary Producers
• Sichuan Policy Follow Reporters In Tibetan Area

March 2008

• FCCC Urges Greater Media Access To Tibetan Areas
• China Should Allow Reporters Access To Tibetan Areas
• Sichuan Police Block Canadian TV Crew From Tibetan Area
• Sichuan Police Block CNN Crew From Tibetan Area
• Gansu Police Block Guardian Reporter From Protest Area
• Gansu Police Detain TV Crew Outside Monastery Town
• Kyodo Reporter Forced To Leave Two Tibetan Areas
• Police Turn Back NPR Correspondent From Xiahe
• Sichuan Police Bar Filming In Tibetan Neighborhood Of Chengdu
• British TV Team Turned Away From Xiahe
• Gansu Police Block Belgian TV Crew From Xiahe
• U.S. Documentary Crew Barred From Filming In Xiahe, Gansu
• Czech Reporter Threatened With Deportation Over Refugee Interviews

February 2008

• Ningxia Police Obstruct Interview With Imam
• FCCC Welcomes Release Of Ching Cheong

January 2008

• German TV Crew Blocked From Interviewing Dissident Family
• Shanghai Police Hold Reporters After Covering Protest
• PLA Troops detain Japanese TV crew in Beijing
• Detentions Tarnish China's Free Reporting Pledge

December 2007

• Guangdong Officials Hold AP Reporter at Riot Village

November 2007

• Recommendations To International Olympic Committee
• Swiss photographers held for three hours in Wuhan
• Swiss TV Crew Roughed Up Near Hebei Land Dispute
• Anhui Officials Detain Al-Jazeera Crew, MOFA Helps

October 2007

• Beijing Police Block AP Snapper At Home of Christian Activist
• Beijing Police Hassle Reporters Visiting Hospitalized Activist
• Finnish TV Barred From Beijing Petitioners Village, Tiananmen Sq.
• FCCC Deplores Killing Of Journalist In Yangon

September 2007

• AFP Blocked From Beijing Matchmakers Park
• Shenzhen Police Seize Labour Activist During Interview with Finnish Hack
• Dutch Reporter Blocked, Told Tiananmen Square Rules 'Changed'
• Beijing Police Detain Japanese TV Crew, Hold Sources for 10 Days
• FCCC Welcomes Release Of Zhao Yan
• UK Film Crew Assaulted, Detained at Beijing 'Black Jail'
• AFP Reporters Held by Hebei Police Near Riot Village
• Reuters Reporter Beaten, Given Death Threat at Beijing 'Black Jail'

August 2007

• French Reporter Interrogated, Sources Intimidated in Xinjiang
• European TV Team Harassed, Ordered to Self-Censor in Tibet
• Beijing Police Hold 7 Reporters After Interview With Activist's Wife
• NYT and SCMP Reporters Turned Away From Jiangsu Trial of Eco-Activist
• Dozen Reporters Held At Olympic Media Freedom Talk in Beijing
• China Yet To Fulfill Olympic Pledge Of Free Media Coverage

July 2007

• Japanese TV Crew Detained, Forced to Destroy Tapes in Hebei

April 2007

• Canadian Reporter Reprimanded For Coverage of Jailed Canadian
• German Journalist Harassed, Reprimanded For Tibet Trip

March 2007

• Mainichi Reporter Assaulted at Shanghai Expo Site

February 2007

• AP Photographer Shoved By Beijing Police At Petitioner Village

January 2007

• UK TV Team Detained Twice Near North Korean Border

December 2006

• FCCC Welcomes Olympic Reporting Regulations

September 2006

• Xinhua Regulations Hinder Free Flow Of Information

August 2006

• Italian Journalist Detained In Liaoning
• SCMP Reporter Detained In Guangzhou
• Detentions Of Foreign Journalists Widespread Before Olympics

July 2006

• NY Times Reporter Blocked From Reporting On Pollution

October 2005

• Foreign Journalists Roughed Up, FCCC Protests

June 2005

• FCCC Urges Release Of Zhao Yan, Ching Cheong

March 2005

• China Manages News Media During Congress Week

February 2005

• Still No Word On Zhao Yan
• Security Agents Rough Up Reporters At South Korean Press Conference
• China Blocks Coverage Of Zhao Ziyang's Death

December 2004

• Zhao Yan Detention Part Of Wider Clampdown

November 2004

• Zhao Yan Languishes In Detention

October 2004

• NY Times Employee Detained On Secrets Charge

September 2004

• Journalists Disappointed By Official Tibet Reporting Trip