The mainstream media needs to be fair and give people the chance to make up their own minds in order to survive, according to veteran journalist David Ignatius.

Members will hold a silent protest outside the FCC on Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 6:00 p.m. to show our concern about increasing limits to media access and violence against journalists covering the Hong Kong protests. We’ll gather under the banner “Yes to …

The phenomenon of fake news and the spreading of disinformation have increased sharply since the Hong Kong protests began, with conspiracy theories in particular taking off in recent months.

The FCC expresses grave concern over multiple eyewitness reports and widely circulating video footage that appear to show police officers spraying pepper spray at close range.

This FCC series of workshops brings together a wide range of experts, from journalists to tech specialists to health professionals.

How to treat the effects of tear gas and other protest-related injuries was shared by a member of Hong Kong’s Red Cross at a workshop for journalists.

Ireland’s finance minister says his government is prepared to listen to any alternative solutions the United Kingdom may have to the question of the backstop.

With the ongoing protests in Hong Kong, the club may, on occasion, see fit to lock its front doors for security reasons.

The Foreign Correspondents’ Club of China has issued the following statement on the expulsion of Wall Street Journal reporter Chun Han Wong from China. 

Guest speakers Alan Hoo, Chairman of The Basic Law Institute, and lecturer at CUHK’s Centre for China Studies, Tim Summers, gave their views on the relevance of the document.