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At least six young men attacked Sun at the Kuitin construction site, where the reporter had gone to meet a source, according to international news reports. Authorities dismissed journalism-related motives last week, saying the attack stemmed from an online dispute involving a social media acquaintance of Sun. The official account, carried widely in state-sanctioned media, was greeted with skepticism in unofficial online media. Colleagues said Sun often wrote stories critical of the local government, including recent reporting on the demolition of a factory to make way for housing for local party leaders, according to local and international reports. "Until there is a full, independent investigation, the official explanation of Sun Hongjie's brutal death must be treated with a great deal of skepticism," said Bob Dietz, CPJ's Asia program coordinator. © Copyright 2010 by Boxun News Top of Page |
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