New York Times urges China to reinstate correspondent Vivian Wang

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  • The New York Times urged China to reinstate correspondent Vivian Wang, calling her expulsion wrong.
  • It said the move will further restrict independent reporting on China for global audiences at a critical time.
  • The company cited harassment and threats tied to Wang’s reporting on China’s security apparatus and its Covid response.
  • It warned the number of US media correspondents permitted to work in China has fallen to an “alarmingly low” level.
  • It called on US and Chinese authorities to prioritize restoring journalist access in the bilateral relationship.


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