The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong

Our Press Freedom Committee monitors press freedom issues in #HongKong and around the region. To bring a press freedom issue to our attention, email pressfreedom@fcchk.org

Conference details, including the schedule, speakers & registration, will be announced soon. For the most up-to-date information, please check the Journalism Conference event page on the FCC's website: fcchk.org/event/journali…

SAVE THE DATE! The FCC Hong Kong's Journalism Conference will return on 16 May 2026 (Saturday), featuring a full day of panels, workshops & networking opportunities with newsroom leaders from Hong Kong & abroad.

The very first 2026 issue of The Correspondent is now available! Stories in this edition feature this year's Clare Hollingworth Fellows, the history behind the FCC's previous premises on Conduit Road, an FCC love story, plus the Club's upcoming Wall Exhibitions and F&B events. Pick up a copy at the Club or read online via Issuu: issuu.com/fcchk/docs/the…

CPJ documented a total of 330 journalists behind bars globally in connection with their work on December 1, 2025. Five journalists who were released in recent years spoke with CPJ about the horror they experienced behind bars. Learn more in CPJ’s #2025PrisonCensus: cpj.org/?p=553128

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Rest in peace, David Webb. The Foreign Correspondents' Club, Hong Kong, would like to express our deepest condolences to David's family and loved ones at this time. Thank you, David, for your contributions to our Club and Hong Kong. You will be missed.

Find out how the FCC has joined the aid effort and how you can help the victims of the Tai Po fire: fcchk.org/stand-together…

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The latest episode of the FCC’s podcast The Correspondent – Reporting on the Tai Po Fires

The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong is committed to working with different charity partners. We welcome international journalists who may be traveling to the city to cover the story to use the FCC as an office away from home. In this moment of sorrow, we stand with Hong Kong and offer our unwavering support to all those impacted.

We extend our sincere condolences to the families of those who have been lost in the tragic fire in Tai Po, our hopes and prayers for those who are fighting for their lives, and our compassion for the many who have been displaced. The Board of Governors has been monitoring the humanitarian aspects of this tragedy to identify ways the FCC community can assist the 4,600 residents of the Wang Fuk Court community, and assist and support the courageous firefighters and first responders. While immediate needs for donations have been met, the situation remains fluid, and ongoing support will be crucial for those affected. Our thoughts are with all those affected, including the injured and the journalists covering this tragedy, which is no doubt taking an emotional toll on them, to whom we wish strength and a healing recovery.

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