Local police in east China have named a business reporter wanted for damaging the reputation of a company in the area, his newspaper said Wednesday.
“The Economic Observer said the public security bureau of Suichang county, in Lishui, Zhejiang province, had added Qiu Ziming‘s name to a national ‘wanted’ list.
“‘We are deeply shocked that our reporter Qiu Ziming has been listed as a wanted criminal due to engaging in standard news reporting in relation to the listed Zhejiang Kan Specialties Material Company and we’re deeply concerned about the welfare of the journalist and his family,’ it said in a statement.
“‘As a responsible media outlet, this newspaper has always upheld the principles of rational and constructive reporting; we believe that Qiu Ziming, along with all our journalists, has abided by the principles of objective and fair reporting.'”
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