Voice of America | Diaspora media looks to fill the void amid Hong Kong press crackdown | VOA News @VOANews | Uploaded 1 week ago | Updated 1 day ago
The closure of media outlets and jailing of journalists has become a reality in Hong Kong as the government there cracks down on the press in the name of national security. Some Hong Kong journalists exiled to other countries are trying to push back from overseas. William Yang reports from Taipei.

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