As reported by Jon Watts and Tania Branigan in The Guardian: Police in Beijing have detained a British journalist after he covered a Free Tibet protest close to the city’s main Olympic zone. John Ray of ITV News was pushed into a police van by... ...full story at Peking Duck
from Peking Duck on Wed, Aug 13 2008
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British journalist detained during Tibet protest »
YouTube video ITV News reporter John Ray talks about his arrest whilst covering a free Tibet protest in Beijing. |
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They arrest journalists, don’t they? » Black & White Cat On August 13, ITN’s John Ray was arrested while covering a protest in Beijing: Police in Beijing roughed up and detained a British journalist after he covered a Free Tibet protest close to the city’s main Olympic zone earlier today. The... |
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Journalists Protest After Correspondent’s Detention » China Journal The Foreign Correspondents Club of China is demanding an apology from Chinese authorities, who they say roughed up and detained a British journalist after he covered a Free Tibet protest close to the main Olympic zone. According to a statement by the... |
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Police free 33 slaves with mental disabilities » Shanghai Daily HEILONGJIANG police have detained three suspects in Harbin City who allegedly detained 33 men with intellectual disabilities and forced them to do physical labor, a local news Website reported today. The alleged leader of the group, surnamed Tan, is... |
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Foreigners taken away by police for displaying 'Free Tibet' banner near Olympic venue » Shanghai Daily FOUR British nationals, three men and one woman, were taken away by Beijing police this morning for displaying "Free Tibet" banners, the police authority said. The four gathered at around 5:47 in the morning at... |
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