Hong Kong bans some media outlets from swearing-in of new chief executive

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Press crackdown continues as Japanese, US and Taiwanese reporters blocked from 1 July event, which is also 25th anniversary of British handover

The government said the number of media organisations had been restricted to ensure “appropriate interview arrangements in response to the latest epidemic situation, security requirements, venue conditions for various events”.

“It will serve only to reduce coverage of the celebratory events and reinforce international concerns about press freedom.”Grundy said there was no history of any security issues with the press at such events, and the added reason of the pandemic was “absurd” considering broadcasters were sending as many as 20 staff.

“The HKJA is deeply concerned by this year’s arrangement, and is hoping to seek further information from the ISD.”

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