INSIGHT-How does #China advance narratives & misinformation into #Taiwan. We dug deep into a specific false narrative w @IORG@chihhhhhao, on Tw's leader fleeing war -- scaping data from millions of sites to empirically illustrate this process @YimouLee https://t.co/RITkKlMKJS
“Examine closely. Connect with people. Don’t rush.”
Kari sprinkled magic dust on every story she worked on. As kind as she was brilliant, full of joy and whimsy, she taught me so much - about journalism but also about how to live. She will be so missed. https://t.co/bw0KlQKAeE
The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong is deeply concerned over the arrests of six journalists and individuals associated with @StandNewsHK, including former directors. The club urges authorities to respect #PressFreedom. #HongKong@pressfreedom https://t.co/iRMM1hUi4z
What is remarkable about what is happening in Hong Kong is the cowardice of it all, the constant hiding and excuses. An unnamed law firm giving unknown legal advice to remove a statue under darkness. And you can be almost certain it’ll be crickets from HKU’s deans and admins.
"This is the reason we must stick to our principles and not forget our history, especially when many leading democrats sacrificed their freedom and are now behind bars."
"Everything happened so fast," said @SunnyCheungky, 25, an activist who is seeking asylum in the United States to avoid prosecution. "One year later, there are hardly any real democrats left. They are either in jail or in exile." https://t.co/zSB3eRo9I7
In a wide-ranging survey of the FCC’s correspondent and journalist members, 84% of respondents said the working environment for #journalism has “changed for the worse” since the National Security Law’s introduction in June 2020. #HongKong#PressFreedom https://t.co/q6CzGbNv1y
Scoop: Hong Kong's ex chief justice urges lawyers and judges to defend the rule of law beyond politics, amid crackdown by #China with @GregTorode #HK https://t.co/0r9Til4z74
People carry the coffin of Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui, who was killed while covering a clash between Afghan security forces and Taliban fighters, for his funeral prayers inside Jamia Millia Islamia university in New Delhi, India, July 18, 2021. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas
Danish Siddiqui, a Reuters photojournalist, was killed in clashes in Spin Boldak district in Kandahar, sources confirmed.
The Indian journalist was covering the situation in Kandahar over the last few days.
Some #AppleDaily journalists said they would not be intimidated.
“I will not quit at this moment,”said a reporter who asked not to be identified.“ I think as a journalist, I can’t do anything to respond except to keep reporting.”
w/@jamespomfret https://t.co/ZRKFfdYra9
Our take on the unprecedented assault on #HK media freedoms today by authorities: Inside Hong Kong's Apple Daily, China's besieged liberal media icon w/ @JessiePang0125#journalismisnotacrime https://t.co/dVBUzbgwlP
"It is a battle against oblivion. For so long, HK has been the only place where can hold vigils to commemorate victims of the 6.4 and that defines HK as the only beacon of liberty and truth under the CCP’s governance."
- Sunny Cheung, activist in exile
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‘“People’s pain threshold has gotten much higher,” he said. “They have become less sensitive to the bad things the state does.” @antontroian profiles Ivan Pavlov, a defender of the defenseless, who is now stuck in the gears of Putin's security machine. https://t.co/JZ6Q4mOjXM