BBC correspondent leaves China amid safety concerns
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John Sudworth recently reported on internment camps for Uighurs in the Xinjiang region.
A veteran BBC correspondent whose coverage angered China has left the country amid concerns for his safety, the BBC and a journalists’ organisation said. The BBC said on Wednesday that John Sudworth had relocated to Taiwan and would continue to be the British public broadcaster’s China correspondent. The Foreign Correspondents’ Club of China said that Sudworth had left last week “amid concerns for his safety and that of his family”.
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