The FCC stands for freedom of speech and freedom of the press in Hong Kong and across Asia, and neither endorses nor opposes the views of its various speakers and panellists.
Dear Members, Due to system malfunction, the Club general telephone service is suspended until further notice. For booking enquiry please contact 2844 2875/ 2844 2808 or restaurant@fcchk.org. For general enquiry please contact 2844 2820/ 2844 2821 or c …
Dear Members The power supply enhancement for computer facilities will be carried out on Oct 13, 2018 (this Saturday) from 8:00AM to 9:00AM, WiFi service for the club, Internet service for the computers in the Lounge and Workroom will be suspend …
The FCC’s 2nd Vice President, Kevin Egan. It is with great sadness that the Foreign Correspondents’ Club confirms the unexpected passing of our legendary 2nd Vice President, long-standing Governor and great friend Kevin Egan yesterday. Kevin had suffer …
Dear fellow members, Further to the FCC’s announcement on November 1 of the introduction of a HK$300 a month minimum spending requirement in January, members have given us feedback and suggestions that were carefully reviewed during our last Board meet …
20 November 2017 Dear fellow members, Further to the FCC’s announcement on November 1 of the introduction of a HK$300 a month minimum spending requirement in January, members have given us feedback and suggestions that were carefully reviewed during ou …
Kevin Egan, the club’s 2nd Vice President, died in June, 2018.
Due to keen media interest in covering this event, and limited space at the FCC, we will be operating a pool for photo, video and radio.
The Human Rights Press Awards are run by the FCC, Amnesty International Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Journalists Association. The 22nd annual awards were held on May 12, 2018, in a ceremony at the FCC. Click here to find out who won.
