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Auteur : Agence France-PresseProduction :&#160;South China Morning Post, quotidien de langue anglaise publié à Hong Kong depuis 1903. Sa diffusion s’élève à 104 000 exemplaires. Il est publié par le groupe SCMP, propriété de du groupe Alibaba depuis 2015.Diffusion : site du journal&#160;South China Morning PostDate et Heure : 17 septembre 2020, 14:25https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&#38;v=4xKUYcJPH90&#38;feature=emb_logoFamilies of coronavirus victims accuse China of blocking coronavirus lawsuits, South China Morning Post, 17/09/2020- Relatives of people who died from Covid-19 claim cases have been abruptly rejected and some have faced pressure from the authorities not to file- They accuse the Wuhan and Hubei governments of concealing the outbreak when it first emerged, not alerting the public and bungling the responseSource : AFP, "‘I can never be happy again’: grieving Wuhan families say China is blocking coronavirus lawsuits", South China Morning Post, 17/09/2020. URL : https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/3101901/i-can-never-be-happy-again-grieving-wuhan-families-say-china (consulté le 18/09/2020).Voir également : Anaïs Furtade, "Coronavirus en Chine : des familles de victimes réclament des comptes aux autorités", TV5 Monde, 18/09/2020. URL : https://information.tv5monde.com/video/coronavirus-en-chine-des-familles-de-victimes-reclament-des-comptes-aux-autorites (consulté le 20/09/2020).Photo "à la une" : Medical workers treat Covid-19 patient Zhang Lifa, father of Zhang Hai, on January 30 at a hospital in Wuhan. Zhang Hai has emerged as a vocal advocate and spokesman for families of virus victims. © AFP/Zhang Hai