The Hong Kong Journalists Association published its 2020 annual report on July 7, and expressed concerns that Beijing’s newly-implemented national security law brings many challenges to Hong Kong’s media agencies.
The Epoch Times recently interviewed the chairperson of the Hong Kong Journalists Association, Chris Yeung, on the current situation of the freedom of press in Hong Kong.
Yeung believes the national security law affects every single person in Hong Kong. He also indicated that the final version of the national security law is a lot more strict than expected, with many grey areas, making it a lot more risky for journalists and media groups to report the truth.
Despite the fact that freedom of press in Hong Kong is already in a tough situation, Yeung believes that even under the most difficult circumstances, many journalists still have the passion and determination to report the truth, and will not give up easily.

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