Đầu tuần này, một tin gây chú ý rằng Facebook đã chịu khuất phục trước áp lực tại Việt Nam khi đồng ý kiểm duyệt các bài đăng được coi là chống nhà nước ở quốc gia này sau khi hai công ty viễn thông nhà nước cản trở lưu lượng truy cập vào trang web của Facebook.

One of three citizen journalists who went missing in Wuhan while covering the Coronavirus outbreak has returned with a new video.

But Li Zehua, in this one, oddly, praises the police, countering criticisms against them following his disappearance. The delivery, style and content is markedly different from his other videos. It looks and sounds like a 'confession’ video, of a type very similar in delivery to many ‘confessions’ aired on Chinese state TV since 2013.

Last December, Australia's Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade (Human Rights Sub-committee) launched an investigation into whether Australia should make use of targeted sanctions to address human rights abuses and adopt a legal framework for a 'Magnitsky Act', in line with similar legislation passed in the United States, Canada, the UK, and soon to be passed in the EU.

The Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic (CCC) has ruled that eight Taiwanese who are accused by Beijing of telecom fraud cannot be extradited to China. The ruling was posted by the court itself last week