Tom Grundy is the Editor in Chief of Hong Kong Free Press Limited, a news outlet that focuses on local news in China and Hong Kong. His work has also appeared in YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC and BBC News. Tom covers a wide range of topics including politics, human rights, and social issues in the region.
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Tom Grundy’s coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation in Hong Kong and China, alongside content & publishing. He seems to be highly interested in news related to politics, media, sanctions, data security as well as developments specific to Hong Kong. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to sources who can provide expert analysis or firsthand accounts of political events and their impact on the region.
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By: Tom Grundy
UK parliamentarian Nigel Farage was visiting Hong Kong as unrest erupted across Britain, his team has confirmed to HKFP.
By: Tom Grundy
The Hong Kong government has criticised what it called “malicious slandering” of an appeal judgement that ruled against media tycoon Jimmy Lai, and the “wanton personal vilification” of a British top-court judge by the city's last colonial governor Chris Patten.
By: Tom Grundy
A UK judge who was among a panel who denied media tycoon Jimmy Lai and six other democrats an appeal over a 2019 protest on Monday has withdrawn from his position on an advisory board to an international press freedom NGO.
By: Tom Grundy
A UK charity that advocates for British nationals imprisoned overseas has rejected pressure to oust British judge David Neuberger as a trustee over his role in
By: Tom Grundy
Hong Kong law was being “weaponised” against the city’s democracy movement, and British lawyers and judges should not sit on cases in the city, the director of the International B…
By: Tom Grundy
Security chief Chris Tang has repeatedly hit out the city's embattled press union, the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA). In 2021, he claimed it was “
By: Tom Grundy
A group of gender advocates have sought to raise awareness of image-based sexual violence in Hong Kong, calling on the city's art community to improve ethical practices during a three-day campaign at a local book fair.
By: Tom Grundy
The Wall Street Journal editorial board has said the “benighted leaders of Hong Kong deserve the world's scorn – and sanctions,” after two journalists
By: Tom Grundy
An award-winning German journalist, activist and University of Hong Kong (HKU) graduate has said he was barred from entering the city.
By: Tom Grundy
Hong Kong's premier music and arts festival, Clockenflap , is to return this November, with organisers revealing the first acts.
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