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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) listed a growing number of obstacles to journalism in the country, including online censorship and surveillance, paid amateur propagandists known as the “50 cent army,” increasing use of detention without trial, Hong Kong’s national security law, forced televised confessions, daily instructions from the Communist party to newsrooms and other platforms, use of allegations ranging from “picking quarrels” to espionage to silence journalists, and the weaponizing of exit bans. —
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