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Hong Kong
Hi! I'm a journalist from London, currently working as the head of digital investigation for Agence France-Presse in Asia-Pacific, based in Hong Kong. I've previously worked in a range of reporting, editing and digital production roles for news organisations including the South China Morning Post, Storyful, the London Evening Standard, and the Daily Mirror.
A sophisticated and shady website called HK Leaks has ramped up its “doxxing” — where people’s personal details are published online — of Hong Kong political activists, targeting those it says have broken a sweeping new national security law.
In this webinar, I explained how AFP has been fact-checking online misinformation during the coronavirus pandemic.
The world is enduring a global epidemic after the novel coronavirus, which causes the disease COVID-19, spread to more than 200 countries. Simultaneously, we’re facing a similar epidemic of misinformation about the virus online, as social media users share misleading reports and conspiracy theories.
FCCHK panel discussion on how fake news has been used in the Hong Kong protests. I spoke alongside Selina Cheng, an investigative reporter at HK01; and Masato Kajimoto, an assistant professor of practice at the Journalism and Media Studies Centre (JMSC), the University of Hong Kong.
In polarised Hong Kong, a fake news fight for public opinion has become as crucial a battleground as the city streets.
N3Con 2020 panel discussion with Eric Wishart, AFP's special projects editor; independent journalist Kirsten Han; Cheng Ka Yue, executive editor for Factcheck Lab; and Aya Lowe, strategic partner development, APAC, Facebook.
The Hong Kong government is continuing to put the lives of young LGBTI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex) people at risk by failing to condemn or outlaw so-called "conversion therapy",...
Anthony Wong says it's time he shut up - but not before taking another shot at the state of Hong Kong's film industry, the lack of democracy, racism and 'stupid' teachers
Thousands of Hong Kong's foreign domestic workers continue to sleep in appalling conditions leaving them vulnerable to abuse, according to activists, who lament that the government continues to...