Yohji Lam

Yohji Lam

Hong Kong
Associate Producer, Video
Yohji Lam is a journalist and videographer for the Post, with prior contributions to Kadokawa‘s Anime News Network, Channel C, Shroffed and the Trade Development Council. He also specialises in cosplay portrait photography, including a piece featured in the Foreign Correspondents' Club, representing the Journalism and Media Studies Centre of HKU.
Yohji Lam is a journalist and videographer for the Post, with prior contributions to Kadokawa‘s Anime News Network, Channel C, Shroffed and the Trade Development Council. He also specialises in cosplay portrait photography, including a piece featured in the Foreign Correspondents' Club, representing the Journalism and Media Studies Centre of HKU.
Areas of Expertise:
ACG & cosplay, pop culture, aviation safety
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Japanese, Mandarin

Video | Chinese live-streamer held for US$90,000 ransom in Myanmar

Chinese state media said Wang Ran was first lured to Thailand and later told a friend she was being held against her will in Myanmar
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Chinese state media said Wang Ran was first lured to Thailand and later told a friend she was being held against her will in Myanmar.

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