Hong Kong journalist says Wall Street Journal fired her for leading press advocacy group
The new head of a Hong Kong journalists’ association has claimed she was fired by The Wall Street Journal soon after being elected to the post.
Selina Cheng was told her job with the American newspaper had been terminated due to restructuring in the company.
She, however, said she believed the termination was linked to her supervisor’s request to withdraw from the election to chair the Hong Kong Journalists Association, or HKJA, a trade union that also advocates for press freedom.