The International Federation of Journalists has called on the Chinese authorities to stop their snooping on journalists who are covering assignments in Beijing. The IFJ says that reported incidents of Chinese security staff in plainclothes taking photos of journalists at work is a form of intimidation that contravenes press freedom. "This is unacceptable interference in the work of journalists," said Aidan White, IFJ's general secretary. (Via IFJ)
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