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About Katherine
Katherine Cheng is a photojournalist based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
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English Chinese (Mandarin)
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Photography
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Current Affairs Science & Environment Breaking News
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Tensions over logging and development in the Rockies

10 Nov 2023  |  thenarwhal.ca
In Kananaskis Country, located west of Calgary, Alberta, tensions are rising over industrial activities such as a planned clear-cut logging operation. Despite the area's design for coexistence of industry and nature, advocates from Take A Stand for Kananaskis are concerned about the environmental impacts. Nearby in Canmore, the Three Sisters Mountain Village development is controversially set to double the town's population, following a 31-year legal battle and a $161 million lawsuit against the town by the developer. The Narwhal's Drew Anderson is monitoring these developments as part of the broader conversation about land management in the Rockies.

Relatives of HK dozen detained in China ask for adequate trial notice

21 Dec 2020  |  news.yahoo.com
Relatives of the 12 Hong Kong individuals detained by China while attempting to flee to Taiwan by boat have requested a 20-day notice for their trial to ensure their attendance. The detainees face charges related to anti-government protests and are awaiting trial in Shenzhen, with two minors having private hearings. The families have expressed concerns over the possibility of a 'secret trial' due to the pandemic and have been denied access to the detainees, who are represented by state-appointed lawyers. The justice system in mainland China, unlike Hong Kong's independent judiciary, is known for its high conviction rates and loyalty to the Communist Party.

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