“I have wronged the Chinese government, I have hurt the feelings of the Chinese people, I sincerely apologize.” In January 2016, Peter Dahlin was forced, after three weeks in detention in China, to make his self-criticism on CCTV, the Chinese state television, in a grim scene told later to Release. Five years later, the Swede, who heads the NGO Safeguard Defenders, could take his revenge. According to our information, Ofcom, the British audiovisual regulatory body, should declare this Monday CGTN, the CCTV subsidiary which broadcasts in English abroad, guilty of violations of the European Convention on the Rights of the man for having broadcast in five broadcasts the forced confessions of the Swedish bookseller Gui Minhai and Simon Cheng, employee of the British embassy in…
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