China Digital Times offers comprehensive coverage of China’s social and political issues, providing news, analysis, and translations of censored content in English and Chinese. Their platform illuminates the complexities of contemporary China, focusing on censorship, human rights, and societal trends. Their Facebook page, Instagram account, and X (Twitter) account.
China Change produces reports, translations and videos about human rights, the rule of law, and civil society in China to help readers understand aspects of China’s political landscape that are the most censored. Here are their Facebook page, X (Twitter) account and YouTube channel.
The Chaser is a UK-based news outlet launched by Hong Kong journalists in exile that aims to defend press freedom, support democratic values, and serve as a platform uniting overseas and local Hong Kong people through independent journalism. Their content is in Chinese.Here are their Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook pages.
Channel C HK is a news media in Cantonese that primarily focuses on Hong Kong’s current affairs, feature stories, food, drink and entertainment, and lifestyle information. It offers multimedia content and has a Facebook page, YouTube channel, and Instagram account.
Founded by journalist Hu Shuli in 2010, Caixin is one of the few privately-funded Chinese media outlets that continues to publish critical investigative reports within China, and provides insights into China’s economy, policy developments, and societal trends.
Bumingbai is a Chinese-language platform that focuses on cultural commentary, literature, and social issues. Established as a space for critical discourse and creative expression, it offers exiled Chinese journalists’ insights into contemporary Chinese society and intellectual trends.
Boxun is an independent Chinese-language news website that covers a wide range of topics, including politics, human rights, and social issues. Established as a platform for uncensored news and citizen journalism, Boxun provides insights into current events and developments within China.
This media is an independent Macanese media launched in 2010, which focuses on Macau’s local topics rarely mentioned in mainstream media. It features breaking news as well as in-depth reports on social issues. Here is their Facebook page.
Created by human rights activist Huang Qi in 1998, this platform is China’s first human rights news website. It notably focuses on ethnic minorities, Falun Gong practitioners, and social rights.