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– Assault of PNG journalist and online abuse of Samoan editor are "uncalled for", says PINA (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News August 29, 2018

The reported unprovoked assault on journalist Dorothy Mark, who received facial injuries, should be condemned in the strongest terms and those responsible be arrested and charged, said PINA President Kora Nou.
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