Protesters in Hong Kong demonstrate outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on February 19, calling for the release of Chinese citizen journalists who reported from Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Jonathan Wong Protesters in Hong Kong demonstrate outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on February 19, calling for the release of Chinese citizen journalists who reported from Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Protesters in Hong Kong demonstrate outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on February 19, calling for the release of Chinese citizen journalists who reported from Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Letters | Coronavirus: China’s silencing of citizen journalists only hurts its reputation

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Updated: 6:20am, 28 Feb, 2020

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Protesters in Hong Kong demonstrate outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on February 19, calling for the release of Chinese citizen journalists who reported from Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Jonathan Wong Protesters in Hong Kong demonstrate outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on February 19, calling for the release of Chinese citizen journalists who reported from Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Protesters in Hong Kong demonstrate outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on February 19, calling for the release of Chinese citizen journalists who reported from Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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