Hong Kong press group says dozens of journalists harassed
By Jessie Pang HONG KONG (Reuters) - Dozens of Hong Kong journalists and their families have been harassed and intimidated online and in person over the last three months starting from June, the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) said on Friday.
Wikipedia bans user for ‘alleged trolling, doxxing and intimidation’ of Hong Kong journalists
Police chief Raymond Siu says force has received two reports related to claims that dozens of reporters, their family members and employers have been harassed Online encyclopaedia Wikipedia said on Saturday that it had taken the "extremely rare action" of globally banning a user who was found to be involved in alleged acts of trolling,
Unprecedented Harassment of Hong Kong Journalists
The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) reports extensive harassment of journalists and their families since June, attributed to a mass national security crackdown. This involves online and in-person threats linked to pro-democracy protests in 2019,
Hong Kong journalists trolled and harassed, families and associates threatened
The Hong Kong Journalists Association condemns these attempts by a small minority to use illegal means such as threats and harassment to hinder and scare journalists from performing their constitutionally-protected work. HKJA solemnly declares it will never condone or tolerate such behaviour, nor will it allow intimidation to succeed.
Wikipedia user banned for ‘alleged trolling, doxxing and intimidation’ of Hong Kong journalists
Police chief Raymond Siu says force has received two reports related to claims that dozens of reporters, their family members and employers have been harassed.
Hong Kong police chief vows to probe claims of journalist harassment ‘without bias’ as NGO urges ‘firm action’
Hong Kong’s police chief has vowed to investigate reports of harassment and intimidation “without bias,” after a local press union claimed that reporters from at least 13 media outlets in the city had been targeted in a “systematic” online and offline attack.
Hong Kong journalist group reveals systemic harassment targeting journalists
Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) reported on Friday that reporters from at least 13 media outlets in Hong Kong have been subjected to both online and offline harassment as part of a
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