4 stories found
The former head of the Hong Kong Journalists Association has been sentenced to a five-day jail term after losing an appeal against his conviction for obstructing police. The court upheld the veteran journalist's conviction.
A Hong Kong court has upheld limits on journalists' instant access to the vehicle registry, ruling against the Hong Kong Journalists Association's judicial challenge despite a previous top court ruling that journalism is a valid reason for access.
The Hong Kong Journalists Association has warned that the stalking of journalists has a 'chilling effect' on press freedom, following a dispute with the Security Bureau over alleged tailing of reporters.
The High Court has dismissed a Hong Kong press group’s legal challenge against government restrictions on media access to the vehicle registry. High Court Judge Russell Coleman handed down his judgment on Friday, rejecting the Hong Kong Journalists Association’s (HKJA) judicial review against the Transport Department. The HKJA argued that the new arrangement on media […]