Mercedes Hutton is an Associate Editor at Hong Kong Free Press Limited. She covers a range of themes including climate change and the environment, health and wellness, and social issues, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news, especially related to Hong Kong and North America. Mercedes is featured in various discussions surrounding animals, animal products, and the impact of the Coronavirus on society.
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Mercedes Hutton's coverage focuses on local news and government & politics in China, particularly Hong Kong. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements, indicating a preference for factual information backed by official sources.
Given her focus on local issues, Mercedes is likely to be interested in pitches related to Hong Kong’s political landscape, tourism initiatives or challenges, public health matters such as organ donation rates, natural disasters like typhoons and the impact on search and rescue efforts.
Pitches should provide localized insights into these topics or offer access to reliable data that supports the angle being presented. It's also important to consider how the pitch aligns with Mercedes' demonstrated themes of coverage - politics and travel/tourism - when reaching out with relevant stories or expertise.
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Only around a third of Hongkongers have said they trust the government to lead the fight against the climate crisis, a study has found, as a green group urged greater transparency on the city's progress towards its target of carbon neutrality by 2050.
Hong Kong has raised its T8 typhoon signal as Tropical Cyclone Toraji neared, bringing squally showers and strong winds to the city.
By: Mercedes Hutton
Low-cost carrier HK Express has launched limited HK$2 one-way fares for residents of Hong Kong and Macau aged 65 and over to celebrate Senior Citizens Day, which this year falls on Sunday. HK Expre…
By: Mercedes Hutton
For the third time this month, Hong Kong’s government forecaster has raised a T1 typhoon warning, as Tropical Cyclone Man-yi came within around 500 kilometres of the city. The predicted path …
By: Mercedes Hutton
Detained pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai is set to take the stand for the first time on Wednesday in his high-profile national security trial. The 76-year-old founder of the shuttered Apple Da…
By: Mercedes Hutton
The US has said it is taking steps to impose new visa restrictions on Hong Kong officials after 45 of the city’s most prominent pro-democracy advocates were sentenced to prison on Tuesday. A …
When Anushka moved to Hong Kong from India in 2021, she could never have imagined the fate that awaited her. She knew that her first 21 days in her new home would be spent in isolation, part of the city's stringent Covid-19 curbs in place at the time. Beyond that, she said, she expected “positive things.”
The chair of a US Senate committee has introduced a bill that would end Hong Kong's special treatment under US law.
By: Mercedes Hutton
The Hong Kong zoo where 12 monkeys died from a bacterial infection will fully reopen to the public on Friday. From left: De Brazza’s monkeys, a common squirrel monkey, and cotton-top tamarins…
First-time South Asian domestic workers were at greater risk of being underpaid and abused by employers in Hong Kong, a coalition of unions and organisations has said, urging the government to do more to protect the rights of workers.
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