Hong Kong figure linked to union-right dismissal case; Dow Jones cleared over leadership role in the matter. Career details remain concise and current.
Hong Kong's court has acquitted Dow Jones Publishing Co. (Asia) of dismissing a journalist for union activity while convicting on the charge that it prevented or deterred union participation. The case centers on Selina Cheng, former WSJ reporter and HKJA chair, who argued her firing was linked to her union role.