Journalists' Union Condemns Protest Attacks On TVB
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2019-08-07 HKT 12:20
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The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) has condemned protesters who damaged a TVB News vehicle in Wong Tai Sin on Monday and obstructed the broadcaster's journalists from carrying out their duties.
Cars belonging to the TV station have been damaged in a number of districts during recent protests, with TVB often accused of being biased in favour of the government.
The HKJA issued a statement criticising violence against journalists.
It said society should respect reporters who have a duty to work on the front line.
It also urged the police to follow up on acts of violence against media workers.
The association had issued a similar statement regarding attacks on TVB journalists in June.
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