If I may add to that, Mr. Chair, I think Ambassador Cunningham has answered very comprehensively. There are just two other factors I would add.
One is the closure of most, if not all, of the other independent Chinese-language media, and particularly Stand News, which was the other major publication to be forced to close down. Many of its staff were arrested.
The other challenge for journalists, particularly foreign journalists, is the understandable unwillingness of people in Hong Kong to talk to journalists now. Even if journalists have the freedom to research and write stories, they struggle to find people to interview because of the national security law. That will become even more challenging when the new domestic security law, article 23, is imposed.