people did have those. phoebe cong met one who refuses to be silent. risky business. jackie is a journalist and is out reporting at the anniversary of the chinaman square massacre, beatings, brutal, crack done on student protests in 1989 hollow law. oh hello. can i ask you a few questions? i show you some news pictures and see if you know what they are. yeah, well, it, jackie shows them photos from the day of the massacre. images like these are censored in china video. how do you know where these images were taken? victoria park. but jackie's reporting is soon cut short, a rare occurrence in his experience. oh, excuse me, under teacher. what are you doing here monday? oh, how do i send you a, a telephone interview in the mail? louisa homeowner didn't sorry you should speak to the school 1st. we too, are asked to stop filming the teachers that the sensitive interview could put the school under pressure from an hong high, the room for news reporting and shrinking. it's not only because of the authorities, but also because of society. the effect is chilling and there's a

did our blues. phoebe cong reports. the journalists who run this bookstore. com to write about hong kong present any more. so they've decided to said an accurate record of the cities passed alongside the books for sale. they've put up newspaper clippings like from july, 1st 19971 of the oldest english language papers here, the south china morning post round the chinese characters for handover on the day china assume control over hong kong from britain. there's also a press kit given to reporters who covered the hand over 25 years ago. proof of key events in hong kong past. now, under official dispute, you close head or why they tell you that 1 may, captain, said them, what will be changed after the hanover say yet the thought of the answer is very little. it is a historic document. now one year they, we want to share these histories and values similarly, since they can hardly be found elsewhere in hong kong as he looked all at much from the holland. mm hm. oh, that's because begging is changing the narrative of hong kon