Guardian.co.uk: Marc Vallée on journalists on the front line at G20
April 17th, 2009Posted by Judith Townend in Editors' pick
A piece on the treatment of journalists at G20 from photojournalist Marc Vallee, over at the Guardian’s Comment is Free:
“Who needs section 76 when you have a baton? Back in February I wrote how terror legislation had been increasingly used by this government, and brutally enforced by the police, to criminalise not only those who protest but also those who dare to give the oxygen of publicity to such dissent.”
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