Oliver Farry is an Irish journalist based in Paris, newly relocated after six years in Hong Kong. He has worked with France 24, Radio France Internationale, the South China Morning Post, TV5MONDE, the BBC, TG4 (Ireland) and RTÉ. Oliver's freelance bylines include the Guardian, The Irish Times, the New Statesman, The New Republic, Berfrois and When Saturday Comes. In addition to news, he writes on a broad range of subjects such as books, film, photography, urbanism, food and drink and sport.
Sujet que j'ai tourné pour TV5Monde sur un ancien manifestant à Hong Kong qui a décidé de se mettre en retrait après la passage de la Loi sur la sécurité nationale.
A report I did for France 24 on Hong Kong's "Yellow Economic Circle" and the implications of the National Security Law for pro-democracy businesses.
Legislator Andrew Wan is led away by police at the protest against the National Security Law in Hong Kong on July 1, 2020.
Sujet que j'ai tourné pour TV5MONDE sur le succès de la gestion de COVID-19 à Hong Kong.
I speak to RFI (Radio France Internationale) about Carrie Lam’s attempt to deliver her 2019 policy address and the attack on pro-democracy activist Jimmy Sham.
"Fire crew" crouches in anticipation of tear gas fire on Hillwood Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, October 20. The fire crew douses tear gas canisters in water or pick them up and hurl them back at police.
Barricade on Austin Road, Hong Kong, October 20.
At the rally in Chater Garden on October 14 calling on the United States to pass the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act.
Reporting for France 24 on the disruption in the Legislative Council on October 16, which forced Carrie Lam to abandon giving her policy address in the chamber.
Agallamh a rinné mé le Raidió Fáilte i mBéal Feirste faoina h-agóidí atá ar siúil i Hong Cong faoi láthair.
Reporting for France 24 on the 20th anniversary of the handover of Hong Kong to China, and also Carrie Lam's first day in the job. From 2017.
Reporting from Hong Kong about the protests on October 1, the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China.
I speak to France 24 about the immediate reaction to the Hong Kong government's announcement of its mask ban.
Oscar Wilde's grave in Paris' Père Lachaise cemetery, featuring a famous sculpture by Jacob Epstein, is restored with a protective screen. Actor Rupert Everett and Wilde's grandson Merlin Holland were among those at the unveiling. From December 2011, for France 24.