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China is not a good place for journalists.(QuickQuotes)(Brief article)
"There are more journalists detained in China now than there were when China was chosen in 2001 to host the games. We have the feeling that nothing will really change before the Olympic Games."
Speaking for the Paris-based Reporters Without ...
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