Jimmy Lai trial: all eyes on Hong Kong as court set to deliver verdict

    Jimmy Lai trial: all eyes on Hong Kong as court set to deliver verdict

    This story has been made freely available as a public service to our readers. Please consider supporting SCMP’s journalism by subscribing. Get faster notifications on the latest updates by downloading our app. Three Hong Kong judges who presided over former media boss Jimmy Lai Chee-ying’s high-profile national security trial for more than 1½ years are…

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    UK actor Noel Clarke loses libel lawsuit over sexual misconduct accusations | World News

    Maldives journalists to seek repeal of new media law

    * Maldives journalists to seek repeal of new media law Maldives journalists to challenge new media law in Supreme Court * Law creates commission with authority over news, social media * Commission can suspend outlets, block sites, halt broadcasts * Govt says law unifies oversight, sets standards By Uditha Jayasinghe COLOMBO, Sept 18 – Journalists…

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    Turkey calls Israel’s strike on Gaza hospital ‘attack on press freedom’

    ANKARA (Reuters) -Turkey’s presidential communications office on Monday called Israel’s latest strikes on Gaza “an attack on press freedom and another war crime,” after Palestinian officials said at least 20 people, including five journalists, one of whom worked for Reuters, were killed at Nasser hospital. “Israel, which continues its atrocities without regard for any humanitarian…

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    "Unreasonable" tax audit of some Hong Kong media: Press union | World News

    “Unreasonable” tax audit of some Hong Kong media: Press union | World News

    “Unreasonable” tax audit of some Hong Kong media: Press union (Photo: AP) At least five local media outlets in Hong Kong and multiple journalists had their taxes from years ago audited on “unreasonable grounds”, a press association said Wednesday.Hong Kong’s press freedom ranking has plummeted since Beijing cracked down on dissent after huge, sometimes violent…

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    Hong Kong police stop journalists from taking photos, videos of ‘prohibited places’ linked to national security office

    HK police stop journalists from taking photos, videos of ‘prohibited places’

    Hong Kong journalists have told HKFP that police have stopped them from taking photos and videos of two sites linked to Beijing’s national security office, which are among six designated “prohibited places.” Google Streetview imagery from March 2024 shows the junction of Hoi Fan Road and Sham Mong Road. Photo: Google Street View. Benjamin, a reporter at a…

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