Tag: Press freedom in Hong Kong
Navigating the Stand News Verdict: Implications for Opinion Writers in Hong Kong
Navigating the Implications of the Stand News Verdict in Hong KongAs the dust settles on the Stand News case in Hong Kong, it is crucial to delve into the broader implications it holds for...
International Concerns Over Sedition Conviction of Hong Kong Stand News Editors
International Outcry Over Hong Kong Editors' Sedition ConvictionIn a significant display of solidarity, a coalition of 23 countries has come together to express their "grave concern" over the recent conviction of two former Hong...
Understanding the Hong Kong Journalists Association: A Detailed Explanation
Understanding the Hong Kong Journalists Association: A Comprehensive OverviewThe Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) has recently come under scrutiny from security chief Chris Tang, who has questioned its professionalism and credibility. Despite these challenges,...
Urging Columnists to Be Prudent and Law-Abiding in Hong Kong’s Ming Pao Newspaper
Amidst growing concerns over press freedom in Hong Kong, the chief editor of Ming Pao, Lau Chung-yung, has issued a stern warning to columnists, urging them to exercise caution and abide by the law...
Striving for Journalists’ Rights: Hong Kong Press Union Chief’s Response to WSJ Dismissal
The chairwoman of the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) has expressed her commitment to advocating for journalists' rights and press freedom after being dismissed by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Selina Cheng, the former...
Hong Kong Reporter Testifies on Trio’s Instagram Clip in Assault Trial
A television news reporter, Ng Ka-hin, testified in Kowloon City Court about an incident at a Thai new year celebration in Hong Kong where he was allegedly assaulted by being soaked with water guns....