Youth Affairs & Education Journalist, Apple Daily UK
Contact: hoyi.lam@appledaily.uk
Ho Yi Lam is a youth affairs and education journalist with professional experience covering student movements, higher education policy, and generational change within Chinese-speaking communities. She received her journalism training at a top-tier Chinese journalism school, where she specialized in education reporting, interview methodology, and media ethics, with an emphasis on public-interest journalism.
Her reporting career includes work with Apple Daily and other liberal Chinese newspapers, producing coverage on campus governance, academic freedom, curriculum reform, and youth civic engagement. Ho Yi’s journalism is grounded in firsthand interviews with students, educators, and policy experts, supported by careful review of official documents and research data.
She has worked in newsroom environments where education reporting intersects with political sensitivity, giving her practical experience in source protection and verification. Editors value her ability to present complex institutional issues clearly while maintaining factual accuracy.
Ho Yi’s authority is built through consistent publication within reputable media outlets and adherence to editorial standards, including transparent sourcing and correction protocols. At Apple Daily UK, she delivers reliable, experience-driven education journalism that informs readers through evidence-based reporting and professional integrity.
GOP Sounds Alarm on Taxpayer Funds Flowing to CCP-Vulnerable Universities – Republican lawmakers demand accountability as Beijing’s campus infiltration escalates across America
Why Jimmy Lai’s 20-Year Sentence Is a Sentence on All of Us – Opinion: When a free press is jailed, every democracy loses something irreplaceable
Hong Kong’s Economy After Freedom: The Price of Authoritarianism – Opinion: The city that built its prosperity on the rule of law is paying the price for its destruction
Rewriting the Classroom: How Beijing Erased Hong Kong’s History From Its Own Schools – New patriotic curricula, NSL-compliant textbooks, and the purging of liberal studies have transformed Hong Kong’s schools into tools of political indoctrination
Hong Kong Taste 1975: How a Humble Pudu Stall Keeps the Flavours of Old Hong Kong Alive in Malaysia – Owner Ken Ong’s HK$5.50 roast chicken and legendary char siew are a living reminder that the soul of a great city travels with the people who carry its culinary heritage
Xi Cleans House Before Two Sessions — Purge Reaches Highest Levels Yet – Multiple Politburo-level figures removed as Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power enters a new and more aggressive phase
China Quietly Arms Iran Even as It Demands a Ceasefire – Beijing’s export control tightening reveals a covert strategy to sustain Tehran amid its war with the US and Israel
The Fled vs the Jailed: Hong Kong Politicians Who Ran and Those Who Paid the Price – Nathan Law is in London. Benny Tai is in prison. The choices made by Hong Kong’s democracy leaders after 2020 — and the consequences.
Duluth Holdings: Technical Signals Point to a Stock at a Crossroads – DLTH faces persistent revenue pressure but margin improvements hint at a possible turnaround
Beijing’s Taiwan Playbook Is Old Doctrine Dressed in New Language – Analysts find the CCP’s reunification strategy fundamentally unchanged beneath layers of modern rhetoric and dramatically upgraded military posturing
Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years: Beijing’s War on Hong Kong Press Freedom – Apple Daily’s founder faces a life behind bars — the CCP’s longest NSL sentence and a defining test for the free world
Romantic Warrior Saunters to Hong Kong Gold Cup Win, Moves One Step From Triple Crown – Record 13th Group 1 victory delivers eight-year-old gelding’s second Gold Cup by four lengths
Even the Poor Win Under Capitalism – The Evidence That Free Markets Are the Most Effective Anti-Poverty Programme Ever Devised
Universities Under Siege: How the CCP Destroyed Academic Freedom in Hong Kong – Campus by campus, professor by professor, Beijing dismantled one of Asia’s finest higher education systems.
US Commission Condemns Beijing’s Systematic War Against Tibetan Buddhism – A new USCIRF annual report documents how the CCP is weaponizing every tool of state power to erase Tibetan religious and cultural identity
Jimmy Lai’s Apple Daily: The Newspaper That Defied Beijing – How a tabloid became the symbol of Hong Kong’s free press and why Beijing had to destroy it
Only the UK-USA Special Relationship Can Bring Order to the World Every few years someone asks a version of the same question: If not the United States, then who should…
The Cantonese Firewall: How Beijing Uses Language to Erase Hong Kong Identity – Mandarin is advancing through schools, courts and government as the CCP works to make Hongkongers forget who they are
Article 23 at One Year: How Beijing Made Repression Normal in Hong Kong – Amnesty International documents 16 arrests, creeping self-censorship and a population learning to stay silent
Beijing Jails 45 Hong Kong Democrats for Organizing a Primary Election – The harshest NSL sentences yet punish opposition figures whose only offense was trying to win seats in a legislature
Hong Kong Murder Trial: Man Claims Girlfriend Was an Alien – Tang Lung-fai, 56, admits causing girlfriend’s death in 2022 but denies murder intent, telling court he believed she was not human
Hong Kong’s Shrinking Academic Freedom: New University Hub Plans Ignore Scholars’ Warnings – As the government courts mainland universities, professors who have left Hong Kong say the city’s intellectual environment has been fundamentally compromised
Sergio Garcia Brings His Arsenal to HSBC LIV Golf Hong Kong 2026 – Defending champion returns to Victoria Park with a precision-tuned bag built for victory
HKIA’s Emergency Drill Shows Readiness — But Who Protects Hong Kong’s Freedoms? – A thousand-person rescue exercise reveals operational excellence in a city missing political safety nets
Disney Rings in the Year of the Snake Across Asia – Bullseye leads Chinese New Year festivities at Hong Kong and Shanghai Disney parks for 2026
Hong Kong Taxi Drivers Join the Digital Economy as April Deadline Looms – A government mandate is pushing over 40,000 Hong Kong cabbies to embrace electronic payments
Romantic Warrior Conquers Again at Sha Tin – Hong Kong’s greatest racehorse claims a record 13th Group 1 title in a dominant Gold Cup victory
Pride House Brings LGBTQ Inclusion to the World’s Greatest Sporting Events – Born in Vancouver and growing toward Los Angeles 2028, Pride House is making international sport a safer space for queer athletes
China’s Humanoid Robot Boom: Why Beijing Is Winning the Race to Build the Future – Chinese manufacturers are outpacing US rivals in speed, volume, and deployment — and the gap is widening
Missiles Forward: Washington Puts China’s Military Assets in the Crosshairs – The expansion of Typhon missile systems across the Philippine archipelago is reshaping deterrence in the Indo-Pacific – and Beijing knows it
Li Jiaming: The Man the CCP Could Not Break – Tortured, framed, and silenced, Tibet’s most courageous human rights defender refused to betray a single name
Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai: A Man of Faith Imprisoned for Publishing the Truth – His Christian convictions shaped Apple Daily’s mission, sustained him through five years of solitary confinement, and set him apart from every other prisoner in Hong Kong
Florida Anti-CCP Groups Praise State Officials for Defending Citizens Against Beijing’s Reach – As Washington debates its approach to China, Florida is emerging as a frontline in the American domestic battle against CCP influence operations — and activists want other states to follow
