HONG KONG (AP) — Dozens of Hong Kong journalists and some of their family members and associates have been harassed in recent months, a leading media professional group said Friday.
Dozens of Hong Kong journalists and some of their families harassed, group says
A Hong Kong's prominent media professional group says dozens of journalists, some of their family members and other associates were harassed this summer ...
Hong Kong journalist group says dozens of journalists harassed
Dozens of Hong Kong journalists and their families have been harassed and intimidated online and in person over the last three months starting from June, the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) said on Friday.
US district judge in Hawaii sentences ex-CIA officer to prison for spying for China
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Hong Kong primed to bring ‘singular and significant value’ to RCEP free-trade pact: John Lee
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Hong Kong developers act to cut supply chain emissions in construction, building materials
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Hong Kong’s second-largest public housing builder secures HK$12 billion syndicated loan
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Hong Kong Housing Society Secures $1.5 Billion Syndicated Loan
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Former Hong Kong chief steward answers integrity SOS
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Midea listing promises Hong Kong a shot in the arm
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In exclusive interview with Post, ambassador to China Khalil Hashmi also suggests Hong Kong review decade-old travel alert for his country
In exclusive interview with Post, ambassador to China Khalil Hashmi also suggests Hong Kong review decade-old travel alert for his country.
Hong Kong man, Thai woman detained in Taiwan over US$2.8 million marijuana seizure
Two suspects allegedly attempted to transport 45.3kg of marijuana from Thailand in their checked-in luggage, Taiwan authorities reveal.
Hong Kong to promote strengths in dispute resolution services at Southeast Asia roadshows
Justice secretary Paul Lam to lead another delegation to Brunei, Vietnam and Malaysia to promote the city’s ‘unique advantages’.