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Briefing by the President of the UN General Assembly’s 71st session H.E. Peter Thomson

Sep 14, 2021

Aug 26 (Friday) 5:30-6:30pm – Briefing by the President of the UN General Assembly’s 71st session H.E. Peter Thomson The renowned Fijian diplomat, Peter Thomson, who began his career digging latrines and building sea walls, is in Beijing this week to meet...

FCCC brief to the UN Special Rapporteur on state surveillance of journalists in China

Mar 29, 2019

On Feb. 16, 2019, the FCCC submitted a brief to the UN Special Rapporteur on state surveillance of journalists in China in response to a public call for submissions about the surveillance industry and human rights. The brief summarized the FCCC’s media freedoms...
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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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