The HRPA People's Choice Photo Award 2019 - your chance to vote for one of six finalists selected by our judges. Voting closes at 11.59pm on May 1. The ceremony takes place on May 16. humanrightspressawards.org/peoples-choice…

Calling all early career journalists and journalism students in #HongKong: the closing date for applications for the Clare Hollingworth Fellowship, named in honour of the pioneering correspondent, is one week away. Apply now. buff.ly/2Vlva9M

National edition front page in the US. Wednesday morning photo by Lam Yik Fei nytimes.com/2019/06/12/wor…

What a piece. Take a deep breath before reading.

In Opinion “I think it’s an important time to be here," a musician-social activist told karen cheung. "Life in Hong Kong has always been about demanding the impossible, trying to make seeds blossom in cement." nyti.ms/2WjELxf

In tonight’s presidential debate the President said the “Portland Sheriff” supports him. As the Multnomah County Sheriff I have never supported Donald Trump and will never support him.

Breaking News: President Trump tested positive for the coronavirus, throwing the nation’s leadership and his re-election campaign into uncertainty. nyti.ms/3l7mU6E

I spoke to the brave Ou Jiayong, who is leading the fight in China to erase homophobic content from textbooks. She hasn’t come out to her parents and I was struck by how she thinks they would react: “They would lock me up at home or send me to a hospital.” nytimes.com/2020/10/28/bus…

As I sat waiting for information about Senator Mark Kelly’s safety today, I couldn’t stop thinking about what you must have gone through 10 years ago this week. I’m so glad you and your staff are safe. I love you, sweetie.

A few thoughts: 1) Taishan is a Chinese plant built with French technology with a large French equity stake and Framatome is a French MNC offering technical services everywhere around the world (including the USA).

I interviewed a couple of “躺友”lying flat friends including “the Master of Lying Down” who sparked the tangping culture in China. Hear what these young Chinese want to say. My latest story here. nytimes.com/2021/07/03/wor…

In the past 4 months, I've buried myself in creating this short doc on China's stunning underground queer ballroom scene. There's so much love and support in the community. I hope this vid brings you as much joy as it did for me: youtu.be/hYVepff7ucA

‘They came for my daughter’: Afghan single mothers face losing children under Taliban bit.ly/2X286zU

"As a Chinese woman studying China in the US, I’m constantly stunned by the blinding whiteness in this field." What happens to understandings of a country when it's seen first as a geopolitical abstraction, not a place real people live? I write The Guardian: theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong is deeply concerned over the arrests of six journalists and individuals associated with @StandNewsHK, including former directors. The club urges authorities to respect #PressFreedom. #HongKong Committee to Protect Journalists fcchk.org/fcc-statement-…

And there it is. The government flexed its muscle, threatened to use the Department of Justice against the fundraiser, and the fund has now closed. Law Chi-kwong got what he wanted.

Anyway, enough about Law Chi-kwong, here's another FDH charity to support! 💪💪💪 gogetfunding.com/urgent-support…

Covid in Hong Kong: “We have so much lead time and experience, but still we have to suffer from a health care system breakdown. Health authorities have not learned a lesson after two years.” Great work by Ezra Cheung -- tinyurl.com/2p8fvx4d

A thread 🧵: I’m overwhelmed by the words of support that have come pouring in since our announcement yesterday that we’re shutting down The China Project. My sincere thanks to everyone who’s reached out directly or here. A few things to clarify: 1/x

The FCC sends its congratulations to the newly elected Executive Committee of 香港記者協會 HKJA, Hong Kong’s largest press group that has represented the city’s journalists for 56 years