FCCC Statement on Reporting on the Tibet Floods

A recent sounding of our members found that more than a dozen had applied for access to the Tibet Autonomous Region in order to cover the recent flooding. None has been granted entry. This flooding ranks among the most significant natural disasters in the region’s...

Media Freedoms Report 2025: ‘The New Abnormal’

FCCC report: Foreign journalists in China face growing pressure as reporting independently becomes the “new abnormal” BEIJING, June 8 2026 — Nearly all foreign correspondents working in China say reporting conditions fail to meet international standards, according to...

FCCC STATEMENT ON RECENT ATTACKS ON PRESS FREEDOM IN CHINA

The FCCC publicly denounces the spate of targeted attacks on press freedom in China seen in recent months - a trend that has been worsening since February. We do so in our own name and not on behalf of any of the individuals or media groups that have been affected. A...

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FCCC Workshop: Journalism is Not A Crime: The Regulatory Challenges of Reporting in Mainland China by James Zimmerman

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FCCC Statement on Reporting on the Tibet Floods

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