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发帖数: 33885 | 1 这个新加坡佬，竟敢gossip和污蔑习大大的亲戚，真是no zuo no die 这回好了，要被
滚出中国了。
China denies credentials to Wall Street Journal reporter
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has not renewed journalist’s credentials for a
reporter of the Wall Street Journal, the newspaper’s parent company said on
Friday, effectively kicking him out of the country.
Chun Han Wong, a Singapore national, had been based in Beijing, where he had
reported on politics in China since 2014. His visa expired on Friday.
“We can confirm that Chinese authorities have declined to renew Chun Han’s
press credentials,” a Dow Jones spokesman said in an email. “We continue
to look into the matter.”
The paper expressed its disappointment.
“It is disappointing that the Chinese government has denied our reporter
press credentials,” the paper quoted Matt Murray, its editor in chief, as
saying.
“Our journalism has been fair and accurate. We of course remain committed
to covering the important story of China with the usual high standards that
our readers expect.”
A person with direct knowledge of the situation said officials at the
foreign ministry, which accredits foreign reporters, had voiced displeasure
to the Journal about a June 30 story written by Wong and another reporter,
Philip Wen.
The report here said Australian authorities were looking into the activities
of one of Chinese President Xi Jinping's cousins as part of probes into
organized crime, money laundering and alleged Chinese influence-peddling. | x******g
发帖数: 33885 | 2 这个Wen 看他的吊样是个轮子吧？
Wen, an Australian, was given a three-month visa on the day before his
latest visa was due to expire, the source said. Most journalist visas in
China are good for a year.
Writing reports about Chinese leaders or their families can be sensitive in
China, where the ruling Communist Party tries to keep an iron grip on
information about the leadership and curates its image carefully.
Neither the New York Times nor Bloomberg News received new journalist visas
for more than a year after they published stories in 2012 about the wealth
of family members of former Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Xi, respectively. |
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