Abstract
This paper examines the current state of legal protections for journalists in China, focusing on the challenges they face and proposing comprehensive recommendations to enhance press freedom. It analyzes the historical evolution of these protections, the existing legal framework, and compares them with international standards. Through case studies and statistical data, the paper highlights the systemic issues contributing to legal failures and harassment faced by journalists. The study concludes with actionable recommendations to reform legal frameworks, strengthen judicial independence, establish independent regulatory bodies, improve access to information, protect digital rights, and support journalist safety. By implementing these measures, China can foster a more open and free media environment, contributing to the country’s development and democratic processes.
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