Isn’t that violate the freedom of press?
The Hong Kong police now grants access to ground operations only to “trusted media outlets”: On Monday, reporters from Reuters, Agence France-Presse and The Associated Press, among others, reportedly were blocked from the scene of the raid at Apple Daily.https://cn.nytimes.com/opinion/20200813/hong-kong-joshua-wong/zh-hant/dual/ …
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It means Hong Kong —> Hong Kong [censored]
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Am surprised Reuter’s didn’t make the cut ...
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He said that AgnesChow is terrorist.
There are many #WuMao wrote by Japanese.
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我支持英雄黄之锋
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Is that a problem? When some press outlets are doing selective reporting? Should you, Joshua, call the shots for everything in Hong Kong? What can be done, what cannot? Who can do the reporting, who can’t?
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Who should be calling the shots then? Carrie Lam, the police, or we should all respect the law which says there is freedom of press in hong kong? Btw,
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