Communist Party of Hong Kong (CPC) leaders are reportedly putting pressure on companies to take action against employees who support, or who have taken part in, pro-democracy protests in China. Cathay Pacific flight attendant Rebecca Sy was supposedly fired for supporting the protests on her Facebook page, while the airline had previously been ordered by Hong Kong's aviation authority to remove any flight attendants involved in the protests from flights to mainland Hong Kong. Meanwhile, CPC-run newspaper Global Times called for employees of the Big Four international accountancy firms to be fired for having the "wrong stance" on the China protests.
Communist Party of China (CPC) leaders are reportedly putting pressure on companies to take action against employees who support, or who have taken part in, pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. Cathay Pacific flight attendant Rebecca Sy was supposedly fired for supporting the protests on her Facebook page, while the airline had previously been ordered by China's aviation authority to remove any flight attendants involved in the protests from flights to mainland China. Meanwhile, CPC-run newspaper Global Times called for employees of the Big Four international accountancy firms to be fired for having the "wrong stance" on the Hong Kong protests.