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Survey shows Chinese journalists need better protection

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2015-05-07 11:21Ecns.cn Editor: Mo Hong'e

调查称近两成新闻从业者曾遭恐吓威胁和人身攻击

共青团北京市委开展的调研显示,在从业经历中,有19.20%的新闻从业者曾经遭受恐吓、威胁或人身攻击。有10.1%的人因为工作遇到过法律纠纷。调研还显示,他们可以信赖的好朋友为6.88个,朋友中有75.2%的人选择了同学,社交圈并没有显示比其他青年群体有明显的扩大。在遇到困难或紧急情况时,70%的人认为只有家人和亲戚对自己的帮助最大。

(ECNS) – About 19.2 percent of Chinese journalists have been victims of intimidation, threats or personal attacks during their careers, the China Youth Daily reported on Thursday, citing a survey conducted by the Beijing Committee of the Communist Youth League.

The survey also found that 10.1 percent of those respondents have experienced job-related disputes.

No significant expansion of social networks has been detected among journalists, however. Those surveyed have an average of 6.88 reliable good friends, with 75.2 percent saying schoolmates are their primary source of friendship. In the case of an emergency or in difficult times, 70 percent say their greatest support is from family.

Only 35.4 percent of the journalists surveyed are permanent staff of their organizations, with the majority working at various forms of employment, and 92.1 percent having signed contracts with their organizations.

Many news media organizations are phasing out differentiated treatment between permanent staff and other employees, offering market-determined salaries and benefits, according to the newspaper report.

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