Journos must be allowed to ask questions, say media groups in response to Abu Zahar’s comments


PUTRAJAYA: Journalists should be allowed to ask questions to clarify matters rather than being accused of misreporting, say media groups.

Anti-Corruption Advisory Board (ACAB) chairman Tan Sri Abu Zahar Ujang had said how a press conference he held on Jan 5 was not "fully reported" by the media that it gave the public a "wrong perception" of what he wanted to present.

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