China - Reporters Without Borders reveals state secrets in reaction to Gao Yu's sentence

Reporters without borders

In response to the seven-year jail sentence that a Beijing court passed today on the journalist Gao Yu for “disclosing state secrets,” Reporters Without Borders is releasing internal Chinese Communist Party documents as a form of protest and to demonstrate the ineffectiveness of the government's attempts to control news and information. By releasing these documents, Reporters Without Borders is showing that independent journalists and activists inside China will continue to send censored (...)

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