Chinese language social media censors hashtag 'I would like freedom of speech' after coronavirus whistleblower physician dies

Li Wenliang was once one among 8 whistleblowers reprimanded by way of police for allegedly spreading "illegal and false" details about the virus.
Li Wenliang was one of eight whistleblowers reprimanded by police for allegedly spreading "illegal and false" information about the virus.Original article
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