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Keith Richburg
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As Hong Kong’s academic year begins, it’s unclear what can legally be said in a classroom — and whether student activism is a thing of the past
In the heart of the leafy, mountain-top campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong stands a replica of a giant statue erected by protesting…
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University of Hong Kong visa application for Pulitzer-winning journalist prompts long list of ‘unusual’ questions from gov’t
The Hong Kong Immigration Department asked a long list of “unusual” questions when processing a work visa for an award-winning veteran journalist who was invited…
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眾新聞 – 普立茲獎得主一度申請來港教書 入境處50提問刁難
眾新聞得悉，一位曾獲新聞界殊榮普立茲獎的資深外國記者，早前獲香港大學新聞及傳媒研究中心邀請來港擔任九月開課這個學期的訪問學人，但向入境處申請工作簽證接近2個月仍未批出，期間入境處向申請人及學院提出多達40至50條問題，最終申請人撤回申請。
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The Future of Press Freedom in Hong Kong?
The new national security law China is imposing on Hong Kong is creating uncertainty for journalists in the Asian financial, according to Keith Richburg, director…
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Proceso Magazine – No podemos dejar que nuestro hogar sea tomado por Beijing
CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (Proceso).– El gobierno de Beijing promulgó el pasado de 30 de junio la Ley de la República Popular China sobre la Salvaguardia…
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China transformed Hong Kong into a typical mainland city, almost overnight
The two decades beginning in 1997, when Britain handed this territory to China, and ending when it became like every other mainland city, were Hong…
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‘It’s revenge’: Inside the newsroom at the centre of a political purge
On Thursday, Hong Kong’s Apple Daily printed 1 million copies of its final newspaper, 10 times what it would normally sell in a day. From…
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Apple Daily: The Hong Kong newspaper that pushed the boundary
It started off as a local tabloid with a reputation for sensational headlines and paparazzi photographs. But over its 26 years in print, Hong Kong’s…