Hong Kong Media Gutted After 5 Years of CCP’s National Security Law

Hong Kong Media Gutted After 5 Years of CCP’s National Security Law

News Analysis Five years after the CCP enforced the Hong Kong National Security Law (NSL), Hong Kong’s press freedom has declined, moving toward that of communist mainland China. In the 2025 World Press Freedom Index released by Reporters Without Borders in May this year, Hong Kong scored 39.86 points, ranking 140th out of 180 countries and territories, the lowest rating it has ever received. China sits at 178. Foreign media outlets have withdra…

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Years after the CCP enforced the Hong Kong National Security Law, HK’s press freedom has declined, moving toward that of communist mainland China. The post Hong Kong Media Gutted After 5 Years of CCP’s National Security Law appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.