Reporters Without Borders

China Call for release of Huang Qi

1.07.2008 - Reporters Without Borders today repeated its demand for the release of cyber-dissident Huang Qi, accused of “illegally possessing state secrets” and held by Chengdu police since 10 June 2008. Huang is known to be in poor health and police have refused to allow his wife, Zeng Li, to bring him medication.

	3.07 - Belarus Tough new media law only needs president’s signature

	30.06 - Syria Syria sets Arab world record with at least five bloggers and cyber-dissidents detained

	27.06 - China Increase in pre-Olympic repression, with at least 24 journalists and cyber-dissidents arrested or sentenced since January

	26.06 - Egypt Prisoners of opinion in the shadow of the pyramids

	25.06 - Belarus Media bill approved by lower house on second reading

	18.06 - China Cyber-dissident held for “illegal possession of state secrets,” wife forbidden to visit him


	3.07 - Mexico : government says it is illegal for press to quote unofficial sources - Haiti : Cap-Haïtien deputy mayor and bodyguards attack radio reporter

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Journalists, human rights activists: learn how to protect the confidentiality of your electronic communications

	10.10.2007 - China A “Journey to the Heart of Internet censorship” on eve of party congress
	19.10.2006 - Cuba Going online in Cuba - Internet under surveillance
	16.03.2006 - Cuba March 18, 2003 to March 18, 2006: Three years after "black spring" the independent press refuses to remain in the dark

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	China : Yang Zili, creator of the website www.lib.126.com, in prison since 13 March 2001

	63 cyberdissidents imprisoned to date for their activities on the Internet

	20.10.2004 - China Yang Zili
	4.05.2007 - Egypt Kareem Amer
	15.10.2007 - Niger “Moussa Kaka must be free”