China press freedom

China press freedom

GUANGZHOU, China - Two men call for press freedom near the head office of the Southern Weekly newspaper in Guangzhou in China's Guangdong Province on Jan. 10, 2013. Authorities later took them away. Demonstrators were showing support for the newspaper after its New Year editorial greeting was altered by the Chinese government.

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