Haze Fan
Haze Fan( Chinese name: Phạm nếu y )is a Chinese journalist and a member ofBloomberg News’s bureau in Beijing, formerly working also forCNBC,Al Jazeera,CBSandReuters’s bureaus in Beijing. On December 7, 2020, Fan was escorted from her apartment building by plainclothes security officials.[1][2]On December 11, 2020, Chinese authorities announced that Fan had been detained by theBeijing National Security Bureau,saying that her "legitimate rights have been fully ensured and her family has been notified."[3][4][5] On June 14, 2022, China's embassy in the US told Bloomberg that Fan had been released on bail, although the agency had not made contact with her.[6]
References
[edit]- ^"Bloomberg News China Staffer Haze Fan Still Detained One Year On".Bloomberg.Retrieved9 December2021.
- ^Yan, Sophia (7 December 2021)."Allegiance to Xi Jinping now a requirement for China's journalists as stranglehold on press tightens".Telegraph.co.uk.Retrieved9 December2021.
- ^"China Authorities Detain Bloomberg News Beijing Staff Member".Bloomberg.Retrieved9 December2021.
- ^"Chinese Bloomberg employee held on national security grounds".South China Morning Post.11 December 2020.Retrieved9 December2021.
- ^"Chinese authorities detain citizen who works for Bloomberg news".The Guardian.11 December 2020.Retrieved9 December2021.
- ^"China releases Bloomberg staff member on bail".BBC News.Retrieved24 July2023.
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