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Hong Kong sees subtle shifts in reporting environment, faces fresh scrutiny over media freedoms - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong sees subtle shifts in reporting environment, faces fresh scrutiny over media freedoms

An academic likens the erosion of the city’s press freedoms to the thin slicing of a cured sausage. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Visiting UK minister to press Hong Kong authorities over 'erosion' of rights in city after Article 23 law passed - Vimarsana News

Visiting UK minister to press Hong Kong authorities over 'erosion' of rights in city after Article 23 law passed

Minister for Indo-Pacific Anne-Marie Trevelyan to meet authorities during stops in Hong Kong and Beijing, marking first visit by UK official since domestic national security law passed.

Source: scmp.com
Legal pressures mount on Germany to cut aid to Israel - Vimarsana News

Legal pressures mount on Germany to cut aid to Israel

Middle East News: Germany's stance on Israel unchanged despite legal challenges from pro-Palestinian groups. Lawsuits filed against high-ranking officials over arms exp

No need for Hong Kong law banning discrimination against mainland Chinese, new head of equality watchdog says - Vimarsana News

No need for Hong Kong law banning discrimination against mainland Chinese, new head of equality watchdog says

New chairwoman of the Equal Opportunities Commission Linda Lam says social atmosphere has become more peaceful following reopening of borders.

Source: scmp.com
Hong Kong denies entry to campaigner en route to Jimmy Lai trial - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong denies entry to campaigner en route to Jimmy Lai trial

Reporters Without Borders advocate is held, searched and questioned for six hours.

Source: rfa.org