China - Authorities urged not to limit coverage of Sichuan earthquake

Reporters without borders

看中文 Reporters Without Borders is concerned about news coverage of the 20 April earthquake in the southwestern province of Sichuan and urges the authorities not to resort to censorship and harassment of news providers as they have done in similar circumstances in the past. “Our thoughts are above all with the earthquake victims and their relatives,” Reporters Without Borders said. “In the chaos of an emergency situation such as this, it is essential that the victims and others affected by the (...)

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