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SBS Suspends Chinese State Media Broadcasts Over Human Rights Complaint - Vimarsana News

SBS Suspends Chinese State Media Broadcasts Over Human Rights Complaint

SBS Suspends Chinese State Media Broadcasts Over Human Rights Complaint Australian public broadcaster SBS has temporarily stopped its broadcasts from Chinese state-run television CCTV and CGTN after receiving a complaint from a human rights group that both channels had aired dozens of forced confessions. SBS announced on Friday it was reviewing a letter of complaint sent by the human rights organization Safeguard Defenders, which highlighted “serious human rights concerns”. The group accused SBS’s English and Mandarin-language programs suppliers, CGTN and CCTV, of broadcasting at least...

Australian public TV suspends use of China state media shows | World - Vimarsana News

Australian public TV suspends use of China state media shows | World

Friday, 05 Mar 2021 03:15 PM MYT A Chinese flag flutters outside the CCTV headquarters, the home of Chinese state media outlet CCTV and its English-language sister channel CGTN, in Beijing February 5, 2021. — Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SYDNEY, Mar 5 — Australian public broadcaster SBS said it would stop using content from Chinese state-run television today, pending a review of serious human rights concerns. The Australian television, radio and web outlet — which specialises in multilingual, multicultural content — sai...

BBC World News Barred From Airing in China After UK Bans CGTN - Vimarsana News

BBC World News Barred From Airing in China After UK Bans CGTN

The Chinese regime announced on Thursday that it is pulling BBC World News off air in China, a week after the UK revoked the licence of CGTN.