the first to be publicly charged is zhang zhan, a former lawyer who reported from wuhan in february. me to talk about zhang zhan‘s case is yaqiu wang. she is a writer and researcher on human rights in china, especially regarding dissidents, with human rights watch based in new york. tell us more about zhang zhan, who she was and what she did in those initial stages of the outbreak there. zhang zhan is a former lawyer and she has been outspoken and critical of the chinese government before. so she has channels on her social media, channels where she made platforms to voice criticism. so in february when the virus was raging in wuhan, she went there and it sought what she saw through social media channels. then later the government got upset and attained her and now she is in detention. and she was detained and held by the authorities in february i think as well. but where is she now and what has she been charged with? she was detained in wuhan by the police hundreds of miles away in the police hundreds of miles away in the police hundreds of miles away in the police took her back to wh

she told me more about zhang zhan.has been outspoken and been critical of the chinese government before. so, she has her youtube channels on her social media channels, where she used those platforms to voice criticism. so, in february, when the virus was raging in wuhan, she went there and she saw what she saw and reported what she saw through social media channels. then later, the government got upset and detained her and now she's in detention. and she was detained and held by the authorities in february, i think, as well. but where is she now, and what has she been charged with? she was detained in wuhan by the police from shanghai. that's hundreds of miles away. then the police took her back to shanghai, she's from, and now she's in the detention centre in shanghai. she's been charged with picking quarrel and provoking trouble. that's a crime that is often leveled at activists and dissidents who will speak critically of the government. and what sort of prison sentence could she be facing? right now, the prosecutor