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Keith Richburg
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‘Death by a thousand cuts,’ journalism professor says of press freedom in Hong Kong
Keith Richburg of The University of Hong Kong discusses the factors that have hit press freedom in Hong Kong.
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Beijing’s cancel culture is crushing Hong Kong
In its efforts to remake Hong Kong into a city in its own image, the Chinese Communist Party has created a new security apparatus and…
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Hong Kong journalist on trial after probing police misconduct
Press freedom is once again in the spotlight in Hong Kong. A veteran journalist from the public broadcaster is on trial after investigating police misconduct.…
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Chinese officials stifle, expel foreign journalists for doing their job
In the last year, Chinese officials have singled out foreign journalists and denied them access to carry out their work — in some cases even…
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Foreign correspondents in China say harassment, intimidation by authorities ramping up
Unwanted attention of authorities and obstruction on the job is just part of the territory for many foreign correspondents working in China. Steven Lee Myers,…
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The Vanishing Hong Kong: China’s Latest Casualty
AMERICAN CONSEQUENCES – Hong Kong’s handover from British to Chinese sovereignty came at midnight on July 1, 1997. But China’s makeover of Hong Kong began…
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Trump talked the talk, but Biden may prove tougher on China
THE STRATEGIST – Is President-elect Joe Biden’s administration set to go soft on China? That seems to be the view of officials in outgoing President…