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Quienes no han dicho nada sobre el caso de #PabloGonzález, o incluso dejan entrever sospechas contra él, denuncian ahora el de la periodista chino-australiana #ChengLei, acusada también de espionaje, cuyo juicio fue este jueves en Pekín.
Veamos sus similitudes y diferencias.🧵
Veamos sus similitudes y diferencias.🧵
Detener a cualquiera, sea periodista o bombero, sin especificar los cargos, ni permitir acceso a sus abogados y familiares, es una sangrante vulneración de derechos fundamentales. Por mucho que se aleguen acusaciones de espionaje, terrorismo u otros motivos de seguridad nacional.
#PabloGonzález era un freelance (habitualmente mal pagado y sin nadie que le respalde) que cubría una guerra para medios españoles. Fue detenido por los servicios secretos de #Polonia. El CNI de #España colaboró con ellos interrogando previamente a su familia y amigos en Euskadi.
🔴 Under President Xi Jinping’s rule, the Chinese Communist Party has drastically increased its control over journalists. Read RSF’s investigative report “The Great Leap Backwards of Journalism in #China”.
rsf.org/en/reports/unp…
rsf.org/en/reports/unp…
#1 ▶️ Journalists forced to be the Party’s mouthpiece.
To receive their press cards, journalists already have to download the “Study Xi, Strengthen the Country” propaganda app that can collect their data, and will soon have an annual 90-hour training on “Xi Jinping Thought”.
To receive their press cards, journalists already have to download the “Study Xi, Strengthen the Country” propaganda app that can collect their data, and will soon have an annual 90-hour training on “Xi Jinping Thought”.
#2 ▶️ The world’s biggest captor of journalists.
127 #journalists are currently detained by the regime. Investigating a “sensitive” topic can result in years of detention in unsanitary prisons, where ill-treatment can lead to death. Read the report here: bit.ly/3GhdEau
127 #journalists are currently detained by the regime. Investigating a “sensitive” topic can result in years of detention in unsanitary prisons, where ill-treatment can lead to death. Read the report here: bit.ly/3GhdEau
