Chinese Journalists and Publishers Face Detention and Espionage Charges

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Chinese journalist Dong Yuyu, known for his sharp observations on Chinese society, has been arrested on charges of espionage, according to his family. Dong's connections with foreigners, including regularly meeting foreign diplomats and journalists, were cited as evidence in the charges. He is almost certain to be found guilty of a charge that carries a penalty of more than 10 years in prison. Dong's case highlights the extreme lengths Chinese authorities are going to sever connections between Chinese citizens and foreigners, seen as a destabilizing force.
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- Ex-China newspaper editor indicted over info leak to Japan diplomats Nikkei Asia
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