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Chinese city officials issue a rare apology after authorities harass journalists on live TV

  • Sanhe city officials apologized for harassing reporters during a live broadcast near a gas leak explosion site, which killed seven and injured 27.
  • Chinese authorities commonly harass journalists, including foreigners, often detaining or restricting access, with incidents rarely acknowledged or condemned.
  • The All-China Journalists Association defended journalists' rights amid increased restrictions, cancellations of press events, and a significant number of imprisoned reporters in China.
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Chinese city officials issue a rare apology after authorities harass journalists on live TV

City officials in eastern China apologized to local journalists after authorities were shown pushing them and trying to obstruct reporting from the site of a deadly explosion, in a rare acknowledgment of state aggression against journalists.

2 months ago·Canada
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Chinese city officials issue a rare apology after authorities harass journalists on live TV

The authorities were seen harassing reporters from state broadcaster CCTV during a live broadcast near the site of a suspected gas leak explosion that killed seven and injured 27.

2 months ago·United States
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Chinese officials issue rare apology after authorities harass journalists on live TV

City officials in eastern China apologized to local journalists after authorities were shown pushing them and trying to obstruct reporting from the site of a deadly explosion, in a rare acknowledgment of state aggression against journalists.

2 months ago·United States
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Chinese city officials issue a rare apology after authorities harass journalists on live TV

By SIMINA MISTREANU Associated Press TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — City officials in eastern China have apologized to local journalists after authorities were shown pushing them and trying to obstruct reporting from the site of a deadly explosion, in a rare acknowledgment of state aggression against journalists. The city of Sanhe, near Beijing, issued a public apology Thursday after authorities were shown harassing reporters from state broadcaster CCTV …

2 months ago·Idaho Falls, United States
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South China Morning PostSouth China Morning Post

Chinese state media blocked from blast site, raising press freedom debate

Chinese police forcibly remove journalists from scene of explosion in Hebei province, prompting debate about media’s right to report on disasters.

2 months ago·Hong Kong
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The Straits TimesThe Straits Times

China officials apologise after security guards halt news report on fatal explosion

Local security officials blocked a reporter's camera midway through her report, saying “it’s too dangerous.” Read more at straitstimes.com.

2 months ago·Singapore
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