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Colonial Wine From New, Authoratarian Bottles: Understanding Hong Kong's Sedition Law - Vimarsana News

Colonial Wine From New, Authoratarian Bottles: Understanding Hong Kong's Sedition Law

The Hong Kong government is expanding its use of a long-dormant sedition law in what some lawyers and democracy advocates say is intensifying a squeeze on press freedom.

Source: ndtv.com
Bay Area Reporter :: Out in the World: Hong Kong lesbian pop star Denise Ho out on bail after arrest - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Reporter :: Out in the World: Hong Kong lesbian pop star Denise Ho out on bail after arrest

Hong Kong lesbian Cantopop singer and pro-democracy activist Denise Ho is out on bail following her arrest late last month.

Source: ebar.com
After Stand News Arrests, Another Hong Kong Media Outlet Closes Under Chinese Regime Pressure - Vimarsana News

After Stand News Arrests, Another Hong Kong Media Outlet Closes Under Chinese Regime Pressure

Following the arrests of seven staff members from pro-democracy outlet Stand News, independent Hong Kong media Citizen News has announced its permanent

3rd Hong Kong news company shutters as media fears grow - Vimarsana News

3rd Hong Kong news company shutters as media fears grow

Journalists from Hong Kong's CitizenNews decried plummeting press freedoms as they shut down Monday, saying they no longer felt safe to publish after a rival outlet's staff were arrested for "sedition". One of the most popular online news outlets in Hong Kong with more than 800,000 social media followers, CitizenNew...

Third Hong Kong news company shutters as media fears grow - Vimarsana News

Third Hong Kong news company shutters as media fears grow

Journalists from Hong Kong's CitizenNews decried plummeting press freedoms as they shut down Monday, saying they no longer felt safe to publish after a rival outlet's staff were arrested for "sedition".