Online censorship continues with the removal of the Bitchat app from China's app store for its "social mobilization" capabilities; workers' rights activist Jing Shuren scheduled for pre-trial conference after two years of imprisonment; WeChat says it has sanctioned over 60,000 accounts in 2026; and more.
HRIC Weekly Brief
Online censorship continues with the removal of the Bitchat app from China's app store for its "social mobilization" capabilities; workers' rights activist Jing Shuren scheduled for pre-trial conference after two years of imprisonment; WeChat says it has sanctioned over 60,000 accounts in 2026; and more.