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China’s claim on journos manipulating WPS videos a 'barefaced lie'

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China claims almost all of the South China Sea, including features well within the Philippine exclusive economic zone. The regular embedding of journalists to the West Philippine Sea is part of the Philippine government's transparency initiative. China routinely harasses Filipinos within their own exclusive maritime zone.

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GMA Filipino News

China claim of manipulated resupply videos 'a barefaced lie'

Manila-based foreign correspondents on Wednesday strongly denounced China's allegation that local and international media outlets manipulated videos depicting Chinese harassment and assault of Philippine vessels off the South China Sea to support Manila's claim in the disputed waters.

1 month ago·Q C, Philippines

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China’s claim on journos manipulating WPS videos a 'barefaced lie'

MANILA, Philippines — The association of foreign correspondents in the country has condemned China’s foreign ministry’s claim that the media reporting on the West Philippine Sea missions used manipulation tactics to project the Philippines as a victim. Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying alluded to Filipino journalists on board Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vessels during

1 month ago·Manila, Philippines

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Journalists in Manila slam China's manipulation claims: ‘Barefaced lie'

MANILA, Philippines – Journalist groups in the Philippines on Wednesday, March 27, criticized China’s foreign ministry and its embassy in Manila over claims that journalists who embed in the Philippines’ rotation and resupply missions to Ayungin Shoal “manipulate” their work to “project the Philippines as a victim.” “The association strongly rejects and condemns the false, baseless claims by Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hua Chunying and the Ch…

1 month ago·Philippines

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