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Submissions
HKJA’s submission to Legco on the Editorial Independence of RTHK
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HKJA’s submission to Legco on UNHRC (chinese only)
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HKJA SUBMISSION TO CMAB ON GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION PAPER ON STALKING
HKJA SUBMISSION TO CMAB ON GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION PAPER ON STALKING 2nd March 2012 The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) notes with concern the government’s consultation paper on stalking released in December 2011. While the association holds that innocent people should be protected from harassment in the form of stalking, it is
Submission in response to the Telecommunication (Amendment) Bill 2009
SUBMISSION ON THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS (AMENDMENT) BILL 2009 by Hong Kong Journalists Association 1. The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) notes the contents of the Telecommunications (Amendment) Bill 2009. While we welcome the move to provide some clarity to the application system for sound broadcasting licences, we consider that the changes fail to
Submission in response to the Consultation Paper “The New RTHK: Fulfilling its Mission as a PSB”
The Hong Kong Journalists Association strongly urges the Hong Kong Government to retract the decision that RTHK will continue to operate as a government department. We firmly believe that RTHK should be detached from the Government structure and turned into an independent public service broadcasting institution. We further maintain that
HKJA’s Submission on the Review of the Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance
The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) notes the government assertion that Hong Kong is a free and open society. As such, controls on publications should be as light as possible, and should be imposed only in accordance with Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which
HKJA’s Submission on Broadcasting Authority’s Action on Gay Lovers Programme
SUBMISSION ON BROADCASTING AUTHORITY ACTION ON GAY LOVERS PROGRAMME 1. The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) is seriously concerned about a serious advice issued by the Broadcasting Authority (BA) to Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) on January 20th 2007. The serious advice related to an RTHK programme on gay