Topic: Wuhan
The situation in Wuhan highlights the severe consequences of censorship and surveillance, particularly in the context of the coronavirus outbreak. Reports of whistleblowers being silenced and citizen journalists facing legal repercussions illustrate the dangers of restricting free speech and the flow of information. This environment not only stifles individual liberty but also undermines public health and safety by preventing critical discussions about transparency and accountability.
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Facebook censors Wuhan lab whistleblower Li-Meng Yan
Censored by a “fact-check.”
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After protecting China, Facebook will now allow people to talk about lab leak theory after Biden opened probe
Arbiters of truth change their mind.
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Citizen journalist who documented suspicious goings-on in Wuhan is charged
Zhang could spend 4-5 years in jail.
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New York Post slams Facebook for “fact-checking” and suppressing its article
The Post Editorial Board is the last news outlet to criticize Facebook’s censorship.
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China implements harsher crackdown on VPN use in the face of Wuhan “misinformation”
VPN companies are working to try and overcome the blocks.
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Coronavirus: as journalists in China disappear, citizens turn to Twitter to find the truth
Chinese citizens feel the state news is hiding the truth about the Wuhan virus.
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Dr. Li Wenliang, who was reprimanded for warning people of coronavirus on Weibo, has died
Dr. Li Wenliang was the first to publicly announce that coronavirus could be a major problem and has now succumbed…
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Chinese authorities finally release doctor who was arrested for predicting coronavirus epidemic
Dr. Li Wenliang was made to sign a statement suggesting that his behavior was illegal.