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After RTHK's 23-minute documentary, "Hong Kong Connection: 721 Who Owns the Truth," was released last year, it won praise and awards, including one last Wednesday from the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA). But on November 3, 2020, Choy was arrested on suspicion of violating the Road Traffic Ordinance. The government said Choy's case was the...

For years, Hong Kong was home to a lively media landscape with publications spanning the political spectrum. But the city's media freedoms have slowly diminished in recent years as mainland China's influenceover the former British territory grows. "Everyone in Hong Kong is self censoring," said Tsui said. "In the last couple of years, there has bee...

Perhaps no publication in Hong Kong has more soul searching to do than public broadcaster RTHK when it comes to navigating the new landscape. Over the past 12 months, the station — which began broadcasting in 1928, when the city was under British rule — has axed episodes of current affairs shows, stoppedbroadcasting BBC World news programs, and inv...

There are concerns that mainland China's increased economic influence on Hong Kong could exert pressure on media outlets in the city. Clement So, a Chinese University of Hong Kong professor who studies Hong Kong's media landscape, said in the past decade, a growing number of media organizations had mainland Chinese investment, something he believed...

To journalist Ronson Chan, vice-chairman of the HKJA, all this points to an unmistakable conclusion: there's now a possible danger in being a journalist in Hong Kong. "If you ask my heart, of course, I know being a journalist, especially working for a non-Beijing controlled media, must have some caution or possible danger," said Chan, who has worke...