Former journalists for Hong Kong’s folded Apple Daily take reporting to social media — Radio Free Asia

Employees, executive editor in chief Lam Man-Chung (L) and deputy chief editor Chan Pui-Man (C) cheer each other in the Apple Daily newspaper office after completing editing of the final edition in Hong Kong, June 23, 2021. Credit: AFP

One year after the paper was forced to shut down and several senior editors arrested by national security police, former reporters at Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Apple Daily newspaper are still writing the stories the paper might have run, and posting them to social media. Journalist Alvin Chan, who uses the hashtags #AppleDaily and #keeponreporting on

China rounds up dissidents, activists ahead of Tiananmen massacre anniversary — Radio Free Asia

Construction workers stand next to Chinese characters reading

Authorities in China have ordered dozens of pro-democracy activists and dissidents into house arrest or other forms of restriction ahead of the 33rd anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre on June 4. Dissident political commentator Zha Jianguo and veteran journalist Gao Yu are under house arrest at their Beijing homes, while rights lawyer Pu Zhiqiang and his

Pro-China newspaper denounces Hong Kong journalists’ union as ‘anti-China’ — Radio Free Asia

Chairperson of the Hong Kong Journalists Association Ronson Chan (L) and Chris Yeung, chief editor of the organization’s annual report “Freedom in Tatters.” in Hong Kong, July 15, 2021. Credit: AFP

A newspaper backed by the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has called on a prominent journalists’ association in Hong Kong to disband, as the city’s foreign correspondents’ club said it had axed a prestigious award for journalists reporting on human rights issues. Writing in the Wen Wei Po newspaper, pro-Beijing lawmaker Edward Leung called the

Sisters ‘cooking for Ukraine’ overwhelmed by public response in Hong Kong — Radio Free Asia

Olena Smith and Oksana Shevchuk sell honey cakes to aid the humanitarian aid effort Cook For Ukraine, a project started by Ukrainian chef Olia Hercules and Russian food writer Alissa Timoshkina.  Credit: Cook for Ukraine.

RFA: You came to Hong Kong 16 years earlier. Oksana: Yes, Olena can be found in 2005. And I followed in 2008. RFA: Why Hong Kong? Oksana: We love to take a trip. And at that time we were very young, and we would take a trip with our friends, households, and just occurred to

Beijing 'gave Hong Kong two months' to get COVID-19 under control: pro-CCP pundit

A construction crew member works at the site of a temporary isolation facility to house Covid-19 coronavirus patients at Kai Tak in Hong Kong  Feb. 20, 2022. Credit: AFP

” They have actually put so much effort into bringing in the national security law and on improving the electoral system, that it will be tough to validate if Hong Kong is even less stable than it was before,” Choy told RFA.” So they want to guarantee Hong Kong is steady … as well as

Three-year-old rescued in China’s Yunnan amid public outcry over trafficking — Radio Free Asia

Three-year-old rescued in China's Yunnan amid public outcry over trafficking — Radio Free Asia

Authorities in the southwestern Chinese province of Yunnan have rescued a three-year-old lady who was taken from a public toilet in Xinping county, amid growing public awareness of trafficking and kidnapping of women and ladies, frequently for marriage.An officer who responded to the phone at the Xinping county cops department verified to RFA that the

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