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Hong Kong reporters condemn assault
Around 700 people, wearing black and holding placards, held a march on Sunday to call on the Xinjiang regional government to apologise to the reporters. They also demanded that Beijing move to stop media repression. On September 4, Lam Tsz-ho, a TVB reporter, his cameraman Lau Wing-chuen, and Lam...
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