Censorship, corruption and a commitment to Communism: Inside China's media landscape

Former Chinese journalist, Wu Junmei, is seeking asylum in Australia and provides a rare glimpse inside the country’s state-run media

China is rated near the bottom of the World Press Freedom Index, and Wu has a strong word of warning for Australian media outlets wanting to partner with Chinese counterparts.

 

To learn more, you can read our special SBS Investigations story here.

 

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