Spotlight: Taiwan
Free Expression & the Law
Taiwanese lawmakers propose criminalising spread of fake news
The proposed amendment would make spreading fake news punishable by imprisonment or a fine.
The proposed amendment would make spreading fake news punishable by imprisonment or a fine.
China Uncensored, which is affiliated with the persecuted religious group Falung Gong, says that the Apple TV app store has blocked users from accessing it not only in mainland China, but also in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
The International Civil Aviation Organization should allow journalists to cover its events regardless of where they are from or where their employers are located, CPJ said.
IFJ criticises the recent action of the Chinese authorities to attempt to influence the reporting of Hong Kong and Taiwan media at key court cases, and demands the authorities immediately cease this practice.
International Federation of Journalists
Committee to Protect Journalists
International Federation of Journalists, Hong Kong Journalists Association
Committee to Protect Journalists
International Federation of Journalists
International Federation of Journalists
Committee to Protect Journalists
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Index on Censorship
International Federation of Journalists
International Federation of Journalists
International Federation of Journalists
International Federation of Journalists
International Press Institute
Freedom House
International Federation of Journalists
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Reporters Without Borders
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