Chinese protesters cleared as journalists return to work
A Chinese newspaper that saw a stand-off over censorship has published a new issue, as police removed a small number of demonstrators outside its offices and staff returned to work.
The Southern Weekly went on sale two days after a reported agreement to end the dispute.
Staff had demanded a top propaganda chief step down after a New Year message calling for reform was changed.
The BBC's Martin Patience reports
10 Jan 2013
- From the section China