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Asia-Pacific director @pressfreedom @CPJAsia. Formerly @malaysiakini @AFP @TRF via 🇲🇾🇭🇰🇮🇩🇩🇪. Beh = surname. Usual disclaimers
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Son of jailed Chinese journalist Dong Yuyu says espionage conviction ‘purely political’

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By Beh Lih Yi
| Committee to Protect Journalists
Punishment of hard labor, censorship, and threats of demotion over more than three decades did not stop Chinese journalist Dong Yuyu from doing his work. It was lunch with a diplomat that finally did. Dong, 63, a long-time editor and columnist whose work is well known within China and abroad, was arrested in February 2022 while sharing a meal with a Japanese diplomat in the capital Beijing. He was convicted on espionage charges in November 2024.
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Marcos must end the war on the press that Duterte started - Beh Lih Yi

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By Beh Lih Yi
| QOSHE
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Jimmy Lai’s Hong Kong jail is ‘breaking his body,’ says his son

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By Beh Lih Yi
| Committee to Protect Journalists
In his tireless global campaign to save 77-year-old media publisher Jimmy Lai from life imprisonment in Hong Kong, Sebastien Lai has not seen his father for more than four years. Sebastien, who leads the #FreeJimmyLai campaign, last saw his father in August 2020 — weeks after Beijing imposed a national security law that led to a massive crackdown on pro-democracy advocates and journalists. Among them Lai, founder of the now-shuttered pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily.
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