China Barred BBC: China responds to Britain in a week, what did Jinping decide? – China banned the transmission of BBC world news

This time the digital desktop: In just one week, Xi Jinping took revenge on Great Britain. China stopped broadcasting the BBC seven days after the ban on a Chinese media outlet on British soil. As a result, freedom of the press was once again violated. Beijing has shut down BBC World News, accusing it of broadcasting “controversial” news.

China’s tight control over the media is not new. Independent journalism is a myth on Chinese soil. The BBC recently reported on the persecution of Uighur Muslims in the country’s Xinjiang province. That is the beginning of the conflict. Various reports paint a grim picture of the plight and persecution of the Uighur minority at the behest of the Chinese administration. In addition, there was also more than one transmission with Corona. The Xi Jinping government has described them as “controversial.” Beijing claims the BBC is causing confusion by spreading fake news. In a statement issued on Chinese New Year’s Day, Beijing said the government’s investigation was clear that the BBC had damaged the country’s unity and national interests. Then the transmission of this organization in the country will stop.
The international community has spoken out against this decision of the communist country. The British media have expressed frustration. Authorities said in a statement that the BBC was the world’s most trusted media outlet. The truth is presented impartially and without fear. That is why they are disappointed in China’s decision.
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Last week, Britain banned TV channels controlled by the Chinese government. On February 4, Britain revoked the license of the Chinese world television network. They were accused of illegally obtaining licenses. According to some analysts, the Chinese administration may have decided to take revenge on Britain. Dominic Robb, Britain’s Foreign Secretary, tweeted: “China’s move is unacceptable. China’s move is undermining media freedom. China has imposed excessive restrictions on the use of the media and the Internet throughout the world. His latest move will further tarnish the image of China in the eyes of the world.

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