China’s Henan province targets journalists with new surveillance system

Henan has initiated a surveillance system targeting journalists, international students, and migrant women. The system categorizes journalists by threat level and uses advanced facial recognition technology, integrating data from various sources. It is operated by numerous officials and alerts are triggered by specific journalist activities. The system's tender followed a campaign against foreign journalists. Human Rights Watch criticizes the increased surveillance power. A study shows widespread global use of facial recognition, with China leading.

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