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Head Of Hong Kong Journalists Group Gets Jail Time For Obstructing Police
The head of Hong Kong's leading journalists group was sentenced on Monday to five days jail for obstructing police officers in September last year after a case seen by some critics as a further blow to media freedoms in the financial hub.
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Asia Cup 2022: Ravindra Jadeja's Answer To Question On Rishabh Pant Leaves Journalists In Splits
Asia Cup, India vs Pakistan: Ravindra Jadeja was asked about Rishabh Pant's exclusion from India's playing XI vs Pakistan and he had an epic reply.
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Pro-Democracy Hong Kong Media Tycoon's Phones To Be Searched: Report
Two phones owned by jailed pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai can be searched on national security grounds and are not protected by journalistic privilege, a senior judge ruled Tuesday in Hong Kong.
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In A Year, Hong Kong Arrests 117 People Under New Security Law
Hong Kong authorities have arrested 117 people under a national security law imposed one year ago, charging more than 60, mostly democratic politicians, activists, journalists and students.
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Former Journalist At Hong Kong's Apple Daily Released On Bail
A former senior journalist at Hong Kong's now-closed pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily was released from custody on Tuesday, two days after he was arrested at the airport, media reported.
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US Tells China Not To Interfere With Its Journalists In Hong Kong
The US on Sunday warned China against interfering with American journalists working in Hong Kong, in an escalating row between the two countries over press freedom and other issues.
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Journalist Blinded In One Eye Reporting Hong Kong Protests Seeks Justice
Hit by a projectile fired by Hong Kong police while covering an anti-government protest nearly two months ago, Indonesian journalist Veby Mega Indah was blinded in one eye, but that has not blotted out the traumatic flashbacks filling her mind.
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China TV Reporter Convicted After Slapping UK Activist During Debate Over Hong Kong
A journalist with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV was on Friday convicted of slapping an activist with Britain's governing Conservative Party during a debate over Hong Kong.
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China Hands Hong Kong Journalists Prison Terms
A southern Chinese court has handed prison terms to four people, including at least two Hong Kong journalists, on charges of running an illegal business after they reportedly sent copies of their sensitive political magazine to mainland China.
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2 Hong Kong Journalists Jailed In China: Lawyer
Two Hong Kong journalists have been jailed in China for running an "illegal business" that sent political magazines to the mainland, one of their lawyers said today, as Beijing cracks down on press freedoms in the semi-autonomous territory.
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2 Men Jailed for 19 Years for Hong Kong Journalist Attack
Two men were jailed for 19 years Friday for a brutal knife attack on a Hong Kong journalist in what the judge called a "cold-blooded" crime that intensified fears over press freedom in the city.
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Chinese Journalist Freed After 9 Month Detention
A Chinese journalist detained for nine months after helping a German magazine report on democracy protests in Hong Kong has been released, she told AFP today, though associates said her lawyer was being held.
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Nine Hong Kong Journalists Blacklisted for Heckling Philippines President
The Philippines has barred entry to nine Hong Kong television and radio journalists, saying they heckled President Benigno Aquino during a meeting of the APEC grouping last year and presented a threat to public safety.
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Philippines Bans Some Foreign Journalists Over APEC Bali Incident
The Philippines said on Saturday that it had banned certain foreign journalists from the country over an incident last year, when President Benigno Aquino was taunted by a group of Hong Kong reporters during a visit to Indonesia.
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Edward Snowden has data that could prove more 'damaging' for US, says journalist
Edward Snowden possesses data that could prove far more "damaging" to the US government but the fugitive leaker has chosen not to release them, said a journalist who first broke the story.
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Head Of Hong Kong Journalists Group Gets Jail Time For Obstructing Police
The head of Hong Kong's leading journalists group was sentenced on Monday to five days jail for obstructing police officers in September last year after a case seen by some critics as a further blow to media freedoms in the financial hub.
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Asia Cup 2022: Ravindra Jadeja's Answer To Question On Rishabh Pant Leaves Journalists In Splits
Asia Cup, India vs Pakistan: Ravindra Jadeja was asked about Rishabh Pant's exclusion from India's playing XI vs Pakistan and he had an epic reply.
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Pro-Democracy Hong Kong Media Tycoon's Phones To Be Searched: Report
Two phones owned by jailed pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai can be searched on national security grounds and are not protected by journalistic privilege, a senior judge ruled Tuesday in Hong Kong.
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In A Year, Hong Kong Arrests 117 People Under New Security Law
Hong Kong authorities have arrested 117 people under a national security law imposed one year ago, charging more than 60, mostly democratic politicians, activists, journalists and students.
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Former Journalist At Hong Kong's Apple Daily Released On Bail
A former senior journalist at Hong Kong's now-closed pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily was released from custody on Tuesday, two days after he was arrested at the airport, media reported.
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US Tells China Not To Interfere With Its Journalists In Hong Kong
The US on Sunday warned China against interfering with American journalists working in Hong Kong, in an escalating row between the two countries over press freedom and other issues.
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Journalist Blinded In One Eye Reporting Hong Kong Protests Seeks Justice
Hit by a projectile fired by Hong Kong police while covering an anti-government protest nearly two months ago, Indonesian journalist Veby Mega Indah was blinded in one eye, but that has not blotted out the traumatic flashbacks filling her mind.
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China TV Reporter Convicted After Slapping UK Activist During Debate Over Hong Kong
A journalist with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV was on Friday convicted of slapping an activist with Britain's governing Conservative Party during a debate over Hong Kong.
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China Hands Hong Kong Journalists Prison Terms
A southern Chinese court has handed prison terms to four people, including at least two Hong Kong journalists, on charges of running an illegal business after they reportedly sent copies of their sensitive political magazine to mainland China.
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2 Hong Kong Journalists Jailed In China: Lawyer
Two Hong Kong journalists have been jailed in China for running an "illegal business" that sent political magazines to the mainland, one of their lawyers said today, as Beijing cracks down on press freedoms in the semi-autonomous territory.
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2 Men Jailed for 19 Years for Hong Kong Journalist Attack
Two men were jailed for 19 years Friday for a brutal knife attack on a Hong Kong journalist in what the judge called a "cold-blooded" crime that intensified fears over press freedom in the city.
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Chinese Journalist Freed After 9 Month Detention
A Chinese journalist detained for nine months after helping a German magazine report on democracy protests in Hong Kong has been released, she told AFP today, though associates said her lawyer was being held.
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Nine Hong Kong Journalists Blacklisted for Heckling Philippines President
The Philippines has barred entry to nine Hong Kong television and radio journalists, saying they heckled President Benigno Aquino during a meeting of the APEC grouping last year and presented a threat to public safety.
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Philippines Bans Some Foreign Journalists Over APEC Bali Incident
The Philippines said on Saturday that it had banned certain foreign journalists from the country over an incident last year, when President Benigno Aquino was taunted by a group of Hong Kong reporters during a visit to Indonesia.
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Edward Snowden has data that could prove more 'damaging' for US, says journalist
Edward Snowden possesses data that could prove far more "damaging" to the US government but the fugitive leaker has chosen not to release them, said a journalist who first broke the story.
