The Bloomberg journalist was previously wrongfully detained by China for three years on baseless charges

Huang Xueqin was sentenced to five years in prison nearly three years after her detention on bogus charges of inciting subversion of state power.

WPF acknowledges the release of journalist Zhang Zhan from Shanghai prison after her four-year sentence for reporting on the Wuhan lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic.

WPF is shocked about the denial of interview permits to Taiwanese journalists Tian Si-ru and Judy Tseng, for attending the annual World Health Assembly in Geneva.

WPF is deeply concerned about the well-being of Chinese citizen journalist Zhang Zhan over her untraceable whereabouts on the day of her expected release from Shanghai Women's Prison after four years.

WPF expresses concern over Sweden's expulsion of a Chinese journalist, citing “national security” concerns and the evident lack of transparency surrounding the case.

WPF strongly condemns the impediment of journalists in China, including state television CCTV reporter Yang Hailing, as they reported at a site of a deadly blast that killed two and injured dozens in the Hebei province on March 13.

CFWIJ and WPF are concerned by the disappearance of journalist Minnie Chan following her attendance at a security conference in Beijing.

The long-awaited trial against journalist Sophia Huang Xueqin — charged with subversion and facing up to 15 years in prison — commenced almost two years after she was detained.

China silent on Chinese-Australian journalist Cheng Lei’s sentencing.

Increased threats and blackmail followed exiled journalist Su Yutong reporting at a Hong Kong protest.

Ethnic Kazakh journalist Zhanargul Zhumatai expresses that she cannot leave the house where she is currently residing in without being targeted by authorities.

Women journalists and analysts of Asian descent have been on the receiving end of increased harassment over the past year.

A Chinese court deferred its verdict on a national security case against Australian journalist Cheng Lei after a three-hour long closed-door trial.

Chinese-born Australian journalist Cheng Lei is due before a court in Beijing