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Hongkong - Journalist Chang Ping yet to receive a work permit

Reporters without borders

In an open letter in the Hong Kong government, Reporters Without Borders asks why the visa request by journalist Chang Ping remains unanswered. 6 December 2011 Donald Tsang Chief Executive Hong Kong Special Administrative Region People's Republic of China Tamar, Hong Kong Immigration Dept. Immigration Tower, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Dear Sir Visa application by Mr. Zhang Ping Reporters Without Borders, an organization that campaigns for freedom of the press and freedom of information, (...)

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