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Chinese nationalists rejoice over halt to aid to Radio Free Asia
Chinese nationalists were overjoyed by the news that the Trump administration had cut funding to media outlets like Radio Free Asia and Voice of America.
As The New York Times reported on March 18, Chinese media outlets celebrated the significant budget cuts to outlets like Voice of America and Radio Free Asia. These two U.S. government-funded media organizations have long reported on human rights abuses in China and the genocide in East Turkestan in multiple languages, and China has accused them of being "U.S. propaganda tools."
After President Trump signed an executive order dissolving the U.S. Agency for Global Media, which oversees these outlets, Voice of America employees were placed on paid leave. Radio Free Asia's funding was also cut. This situation has raised concerns about the future and prospects of media workers.