The sentences handed down to Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam reflect a significant downturn in press freedoms in Hong Kong, emphasizing the impact of the national security law.
Stand News was a beacon of civil liberties in Hong Kong, giving voice to the pro-democracy movement, which has faced severe repression under Beijing's crackdown.
The high-profile arrests of Stand News editors underscore the broader erosion of journalistic independence in Hong Kong, transforming it into a region where dissent is heavily suppressed.
The closure of Stand News marks a pivotal moment in Hong Kong's media landscape, highlighting the challenges faced by journalists amidst growing government control.
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