Press Freedom Concerns Rise after Wall Street Journal Fires Hong Kong Journalists Association Chairwoman
Amidst concerns over press freedom, the firing of Selina Cheng by the Wall Street Journal has sparked outrage. Security minister Chris Tang downplayed worries, highlighting no rejections of protest requests since 2022. International support for Cheng has emerged, emphasizing the importance of upholding press freedom.
The incident, seen as contradicting WSJ's principles, has raised questions about the company's stance on journalistic rights and labor laws in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Journalists Association's continuous advocacy for press freedom has drawn attention to the need for transparency and accountability from WSJ management regarding Cheng's dismissal.
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