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Galileo Cheng is an award-winning freelance journalist and photojournalist based in London, UK. With a career spanning over a decade, Cheng has developed a diverse portfolio that covers a wide range of topics, from cultural events to political activism. He has a special investigation focus and interest in human rights issues, foreign interference, transnational repression, and cognitive warfare. His work often highlights the intersection of cultural diaspora and local communities, captures the essence of community, resilience and identity building
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港人跨國離散媒體——新聞或倡議？ [Transnational Hongkonger diaspora media - News or Advocacy?]
Comprised of conference paper from Dec 2023's "When Hong Kong Studies Go Global“ Academic Conference, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica in Taiwan, my chapter focuses on framing and content analysis of how Hong Kong diaspora media attempted to sustain Hongkonger identity while balancing professionalism and advocating social movement, reaching a new form of Transnational Diaspora Advocacy Journalism.
Cheng, L. H. (2025). 港人跨國離散媒體——新聞或倡議？ [Transnational Hongkonger diaspora media – News or Advocacy?]. In Leung, K. C. & Wu, J. M. (Eds.), 巨浪後：國安法時代的香港與香港人 [After the big wave: Hong Kong and Hongkongers in National Security Law era] (pp. 2
Works on Hong Kong’s 2019 Anti-extradition movement are in Hongkongers’ Fight for Freedom: Voices from the 2019 Anti-extradition Movement (Brill, 2023)
The upper half of Pillar of Shame, a statue commemorating the Tiananmen Square Massacre in 1989, covered in plastic wrap and cloth, was removed from the University of Hong Kong on December 23, 2021 in Hong Kong.
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