Posted By
Najib
Nov 30, 2014 05:21
It appears that some journalists were not allowed to cover Sabah's funeral at first but after insisting and clashing with the organizers, they were able to get in. Why would Sabah's family give only MTV the rights to cover her funeral? It's almost as bad as the person managing Sabah The Legend Facebook page and putting ugly watermarks over all the pictures.
Posted By
Najib
Nov 29, 2014 09:44
Picture via Now This is not the first time that Lebanese security forces assault journalists during an event or a demonstration and probably won't be the last. I really wish I could understand why a policeman might go after a journalist. Looking at the video, the ISF officers seemed outraged and pissed off but I couldn't figure out why and I didn't read any justification of their actions. If the journalist or cameraman in action…
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