Hong Kong Journalists Convicted: A Blow to Press Freedom

Explore the alarming decline of press freedom in Hong Kong following the recent court verdict against journalists Chung Pui-Kuen and Patrick Lam. This landmark case, the first since the 1997 handover, marks a significant shift in Hong Kong's legal landscape, especially with charges tied to the coverage of the 2019 protests. Witness the dramatic fallout as Stand News faces police raids, detentions, and ultimately ceases operations. Understand the broader implications for media and dissent, the legal strategies at play, and the international response. Join the discussion on the future of journalism in a region once known for its openness.

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