One article to see the ins and outs of the Lijunya incident, Hong Kong and Taiwan reopened the investigation with the performance of the press conference

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Written by: Chen Jiayi

2021-01-28 19:38

Last update date: 2021-01-28 19:39

Radio Television Hong Kong had earlier restarted the investigation of Assistant Program Director Li Junya, extended her probation period, and then suspended her original civil service probationary contract. On the grounds that the investigation had not been completed, the management offered her another appointment for 120 days. The contract, the deadline for answering whether the contract expires today.

The RTHK program producer union said in the afternoon that she had not decided whether to sign a new contract, but she responded to "Hong Kong 01" in the evening, stating that Li Junya sought to extend her reply to whether to sign a new contract until noon on Saturday (30th). 12 o'clock.

During the Anti-Revision Movement, Li Junya attended government press conferences to question government officials many times, and the reopened investigation involved her performance in government press conferences.

During the Anti-Revision Movement, Li Junya attended government press conferences to question government officials many times, and the reopened investigation involved her performance in government press conferences.

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Lijunya joined Hong Kong and Taiwan in October 2017. The probation period was 3 years. The trial period originally expired in October last year.

In response to her complaint from July to November 2019, the management restarted the investigation of her in September last year and extended her probation period by 120 days to the 30th of this month.

The labor union stated last week that her original civil servant probationary contract was suspended. The management pointed out that she had not completed the investigation and issued another 120-day employment contract to her. The civil servant's gratuity was deducted and an answer was required within 7 days. Whether the management has signed a contract.

The investigation involved her attending government press conferences during the anti-revision period.

It is understood that some of the complaints are false accusations, saying that Li Junya asked when Carrie Lam would die, but she did not ask such questions.

It is reported that the investigation requires the collection of complaints about Li Junya, but does not accept letters of appreciation.

Some reports quoted that the incident was pressured by "administrative agencies outside Hong Kong and Taiwan."

Today (28th) Hong Kong and Taiwan employees launched an action in support. Most of them were dressed in black, and some were holding slogans and black cardboard boxes, symbolizing black box operations.

(Photo by Zhang Haowei)

The day after the Yen Lang attack on July 21 the previous year, Chief Executive Carrie Lam led government officials and the then Commissioner of Police Lu Weicong to the media. Li Junya once asked if the Carrie Lam incident was a "big dragon and phoenix" co-acted by "officials, police, and black". , And whether she could fall asleep last night, urge her to "speak humanly" and answer questions positively.

At the press conference on August 5 of the same year, Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor was asked about the use of force by the police and government governance. Chief Secretary Zhang Jianzong was asked to answer. Li Junya also urged her to answer at the table and stop letting the Chief Secretary respond. .

She later drew criticism. The Hong Kong Senior Media Association, formed by the establishment, published an open letter in the newspaper and criticized female reporters from Hong Kong and Taiwan for being extremely rude at the police and chief executive's press conferences, asking Hong Kong and Taiwan to bring the chaos out and return. The right way.

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Hong Kong and Taiwan issued a temporary contract on the grounds that the investigation was not completed, and responded within 7 days. The union earlier criticized the management for "fancy speculation on Lijunya", saying that the investigation process was opaque and that the delay in the investigation had nothing to do with Lijunya. It was political over professionalism. , Unfair to employees.

The contract gratuity was deducted, which harmed the rights and interests of employees.

The HKMA also issued a statement criticizing RTHK’s practices as extremely unfair. Li Junya has completed the probationary period of civil servants and was suddenly required to switch to a short-term contract, which is equivalent to dismissal and "judgment before trial," urging RTHK to complete the investigation as soon as possible.

The Records Association pointed out that the Hong Kong and Taiwan investigations included interviews in public, including live broadcasts and video recordings. It is difficult to understand why it took more than a year to complete.

The Journalist Association believes that the resumption of the investigation is obviously a political intervention in the editing and personnel arrangements. Political pressure comes from political parties, official media, and government officials.

The Association of Journalists expressed concern and worried that reporters would be suppressed in the workplace by raising sharp questions, which would eventually have a chilling effect.

The former chairman of the RTHK Programme Producers’ Union, Mak Lai-chen, wrote to the Office of The Ombudsman in her own name in November last year, complaining that RTHK’s handling of the incident was "one investigation and two trials", which was administrative misconduct.

The Pakistani Li Junya graduated from the School of Communication of Baptist University, majoring in broadcast journalism. She has worked for Now, TVB and Ming Pao.

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The Hong Kong and Taiwan Trade Unions felt that Junya extended the probation period and decided that the management of the Bureau of Commerce and Economics said that the 120-day non-limit

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