U.S.-Funded Radio Free Asia Closes Hong Kong Bureau after New Security Law Passing

Radio Free Asia (RFA), a US-funded broadcaster, has announced the closure of its Hong Kong office due to safety concerns arising from China's new national security law. The law, known as Article 23, limits media freedom and raises questions about the safety of operating in Hong Kong for organizations like RFA. According to reports, some employees have been relocated to Taiwan, the United States, or other locations, while others have been laid off. China has previously accused Radio Free Asia of being a front for the US.