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Total Trust: Surveillance State (2024)

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First published at 23:09 UTC on March 5th, 2024.

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Explores state surveillance and digital social control in China by following the experiences of two families and a journalist.

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Explores state surveillance and digital social control in China by following the experiences of two families and a journalist.

Zijuan Chen is fighting for the release of her imprisoned husband, human rights lawyer Weiping Chang, while trying to keep his memory alive for their son.

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