John Sudworth (Chinese: 沙磊)^[1] is a British journalist. He was previously the Beijing correspondent for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and is currently a North American correspondent for the network. He had lived and worked in China for nine years.^[2] His wife, Yvonne Murray, is a reporter for the Irish public broadcaster RTÉ.^[3] In 2017, Sudworth and his camera crew were attacked and forced to sign a confession in a Chinese village.^[4] In 2020, Sudworth won a George Polk Award for his reporting on the Xinjiang internment camps.^[5] After suffering pressure and threats from the Chinese government,^[6] he left Beijing and moved to Taipei with his wife and three young children in March 2021.^[7][8]

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