By Jessie Pang HONG KONG (Reuters) -Dozens of Hong Kong journalists and their families have been harassed and intimidated online and in person over the last three months starting from June, the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) said on Friday.

The Hong Kong Journalists Association reports extensive harassment of journalists and their families over the past three months. This harassment threatens press freedom and comes amid national security clampdowns following 2019's pro-democracy protests.

Dozens of Hong Kong journalists and some of their family members and associates have been harassed in recent months, a leading media professional group said Friday. Drastic political changes have created an increasingly restricted environment for journalists in the semi-autonomous Chinese city once regarded as a bastion of press freedom in Asia.

Undersecretary for security says he is unaware of claims, urges anyone being threatened to ‘come out and report [it]’.

Hong Kong journalists and their families have faced increased harassment and intimidation over the last three months, according to the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA). The incidents, spanning online and in-person attacks,

Hong Kong Journalists Association present harassment investigation findings The Hong Kong Journalists Association hold a press conference to announce the findings of an investigation into a harassment campaign targeting dozens of people,

Reporters from at least 13 media outlets in Hong Kong have been harassed online and offline in what appears to be a “systematic and organised attack,” the city’s largest journalist group has said. Selina Cheng,