China detains photographer who exposed labour camp abuses

Headline Title: China detains photographer who exposed labour camp abuses 14 June 2013 There are growing fears about the fate of a prominent Chinese photographer and journalist who has not been heard from since security police reportedly detained him at his home in Beijing late last month, Amnesty International said. Du Bin is a photographer and documentary maker who has done extensive work – including a recent film – to uncover torture and other ill-treatment at China’s re-education through labour camps. He has also worked as a freelance photographer for The New York Times and in…

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