A fourth Chinese citizen journalist was reportedly detained after live streaming what life was like in Wuhan at the height of the coronavirus outbreak
Twenty-five-year-old citizen journalist Li Zehua was detained in Wuhan on February 26 and live-streamed his encounter with police.— nearly two months after the incident — and said that he had spent two weeks "quarantined" in Wuhan as well as his home town.
Another journalist named Fang Bin was arrested by police in Wuhan on February 10. In one of his videos, he accused the government of "[covering] up the facts." HisChinese human rights lawyer Zhang Xuezhong was detained after posting a letter on WeChat criticizing the government's response to COVID-19. In his letter, seen by SCMP, Zhang said that the handling of the coronavirus pandemic was emblematic of deep-rooted issues within the country's leadership. According to SCMP, he was
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