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Journalists “deeply regret” arrests in the Macau parliament
The association “deeply regrets the incident in which journalists from a monthly publication, including the president of AJM [Ian Sio Tou], were taken by the police for questioning during the coverage of the Legislative Assembly, and may be the subject of possible criminal charges”, reads a statement released by the association of Chinese journalists on social media. Two journalists from the online newspaper All About Macau (AAM), with a monthly…
Police confirm two journalists detained for allegedly disrupting AL
Two journalists were detained after allegedly disrupting operations at the Legislative Assembly (AL), the Public Security Police Force (PSP) confirmed in a statement last night. According to the PSP, the incident occurred around 9:23 a.m. when the reporters “refused to enter the AL, auditorium due to dissatisfaction with certain arrangements.” The journalists from All About […] The post Police confirm two journalists detained for allegedly disru…
Two journalists arrested in Macau, authorities refer case to the Public Prosecutor's Office
Two journalists who saw their access to the plenary room of the Legislative Assembly rejected ended up being arrested when they asked for explanations. Officials say there is “strong evidence” that they are guilty of “organ function disorders” in the Chinese autonomous region
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