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‘Law is being weaponised’: Nobel Prize winner Maria Ressa on the arrests of Zubair, Teesta Setalvad

‘You need to mobilise your community, start with the journalists,’ said the Noble Prize-winning Filipino editor.

Scroll Staff
Jun 29, 2022 · 04:32 pm

Speaking to @TheQuint, Nobel Prize-winning journalist @mariaressa comments on the recent arrests of @zoo_bear and @TeestaSetalvad in India:

"It's death by a thousand cuts. The law is being weaponised. You need to mobilise your community, start with the journalists." pic.twitter.com/qSx6iCIPQf

— Meghnad Bose (@MeghnadBose93) June 28, 2022
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