Hong Kong’s “Apple Daily” has been out of print for more than a year, and many members of management and editorial staff have been arrested and are still remanded in jail. With the fall of “Apple,” Hong Kong’s media at large has also entered an ice age. Under the “supervision” of the “National Security Law (NSL),” mainstream HK media boasts in unison, on a daily basis, the government and the CCP.
Even if there are still a few that have not yet turned “completely red,” they also need to be particularly vigilant and struggle on every report and every word to ensure they do not touch that invisible red line….