The Foreign Correspondents' Club, Hong Kong

Dr Tim Pringle revealed the challenges facing academics around the world. Photo: Sarah Graham/FCC

News

Why authoritarianism is not the only threat to academic freedom

Daniel W. Drezner gave a frank view on Donald Trump's foreign policy achievements. Photo: Sarah Graham/FCC

News

Trump’s foreign policy achievements ‘largely negative’, says political expert

Reuters journalists Wa Lone (L) and Kyaw Soe Oo, who are based in Myanmar, pose for a picture at the Reuters office in Yangon, Myanmar December 11, 2017. Picture taken December 11, 2017. REUTERS/Antoni Slodkowski

Press Freedom

Independent journalism under threat in Myanmar, says U.N. report

Zak Dychtwald, founder of Young China Group, gave insights into China's millennials. Photo: Sarah Graham/FCC

News

Revealed: How China’s millennials see themselves and the world

Press Freedom

FCC Hong Kong statement on cancellation of FCCT talk on Myanmar war crimes report

Club Events, Show in Calendar, Speakers

Club Lunch- Rule Bauhinia: Writing A New Hong Kong Story

Club Events, Show in Calendar, Speakers

Club Lunch: How Malaysia Ended 60 Years of UMNO Rule, and What Is Next

Club Events, Show in Calendar, Speakers

Club Lunch: Academic Freedom in a World of Authoritarianism

Abdul Qadir Memon, Consul General of Pakistan in Hong Kong, discussed BRI's impact on the country. Photo: Sarah Graham/FCC

News

'Pakistan and China BRI partnership is a win-win situation despite heavy debt burden'

News

Sign the FCC petition calling for the release of Reuters reporters jailed in Myanmar

Reuters journalists: Days spent in jail since 12 December, 2017

The Correspondent

Goodbye Gilbert: The FCC bids farewell to its very memorable general manager

General Manager Gilbert Cheng is retiring in August and for many the club will never be quite the same. Sue Brattle went along for a chat.

In case you missed it: The FCC’s 3rd Journalism Conference – at a glance

Finding the right thing to say is never easy…

Human Rights Press Awards: Bringing light to the darkest of stories

History comes home: Late FCC member Walter Kent bequeaths memorabilia

Speaker Videos

Club Notices

Statement from the Board of Governors of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Hong Kong

Press Freedom

Independent journalism under threat in Myanmar, says U.N. report FCC Hong Kong statement on cancellation of FCCT talk on Myanmar war crimes report FCC Hong Kong deplores shocking verdict against Reuters journalists in Myanmar FCC Hong Kong supports FCCC statement on Buzzfeed China bureau chief’s visa denial Visionary Bangladeshi photographer marks one week in custody FCC statement on Andy Chan Ho-Tin club lunch event FCC Hong Kong reiterates call for immediate release of Reuters journalists on trial in Myanmar FCC joins Hong Kong media groups to protest journalist’s arrest Human Rights Press Awards – fundraising appeal FCC Hong Kong remembers fallen journalists on World Press Freedom Day 2018

Events

Club Lunch- Rule Bauhinia: Writing A New Hong Kong Story

18/10/2018 at 12:30 pm

Speaker: Christine Loh Kung -Wai, Former Undersecretary for the Environment; Richard Cullen, Visiting Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong,

Club Lunch: How Malaysia Ended 60 Years of UMNO Rule, and What Is Next

26/09/2018 at 12:30 pm

Speaker: Liew Chin Tong Deputy Defence Minister, Malaysia; Ooi Kee Beng Executive Director, Penang Institute,

Club Lunch: Academic Freedom in a World of Authoritarianism

14/09/2018 at 12:30 pm

Speaker: Tim Pringle, Senior Lecturer, University of London; Editor, The China Quarterly

Dining & Entertainment

FCC Presents: Miriam Ma & Hippogroove

29/09/2018 at 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Green Monday

17/09/2018 at All Day

Wine of the Month – Sep~Nov Home Delivery

10/09/2018 - 15/11/2018 at All Day