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Hong Kong to Introduce ‘Fake News’ Law as Concerns Over Press Freedom Grow
Hong Kong’s chief executive Carrie Lam on Saturday announced that the local government is currently drafting a “fake news” bill.
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All Media in China Need to Follow the Party Line, Says Official
“Honest” reporting is allowed, but only when in line with the position of the Communist Party, says Party secretary of Yunnan Province.
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Violence Against Media in Hong Kong Is Seen as Tied to China
A spate of violence against media companies in Hong Kong is being seen as a new round of intimidation by the Chinese regime.
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Hong Kong Newspaper Director Halts Press, Tampers With Headline
Both censored and uncensored copies of the Ming Pao newspaper circulated in Hong Kong on July 2 after the editorial director altered the front page headline during printing.
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Hong Kong to Introduce ‘Fake News’ Law as Concerns Over Press Freedom Grow
Hong Kong’s chief executive Carrie Lam on Saturday announced that the local government is currently drafting a “fake news” bill.
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All Media in China Need to Follow the Party Line, Says Official
“Honest” reporting is allowed, but only when in line with the position of the Communist Party, says Party secretary of Yunnan Province.
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Violence Against Media in Hong Kong Is Seen as Tied to China
A spate of violence against media companies in Hong Kong is being seen as a new round of intimidation by the Chinese regime.
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Hong Kong Newspaper Director Halts Press, Tampers With Headline
Both censored and uncensored copies of the Ming Pao newspaper circulated in Hong Kong on July 2 after the editorial director altered the front page headline during printing.
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