The fight for Hong Kong
The national security law China imposed on Hong Kong in June 2020 has wrought profound changes on the region of more than 7 million people. This series explores how the pro-democracy movement, major global companies and many ordinary citizens are grappling with the legislation's implications for their future
'Resist until the end': On the ground with Apple Daily, Hong Kong's pro-democracy newspaper - video
We follow Oscar, a journalist at the tabloid, who in the shadow of China’s controversial national security law continues to report on - now largely silenced - street protests. When the law came into force three months ago, Apple Daily was raided by police: journalists' desks were searched and its founder was taken away in handcuffs. But journalists at the paper are still working, fighting to tell the people of Hong Kong’s story.