Al Jazeera’s Malaysian office raided
By AFP
August 05, 2020
Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian authorities raided Al Jazeera’s Kuala Lumpur office Tuesday and seized computers as part of an investigation into a documentary about migrants that angered the government, drawing condemnation from the broadcaster.
Police launched the probe into the Qatar-based news network’s programme last month, adding to concerns about worsening media freedom in Malaysia. The documentary -- "Locked Up in Malaysia’s Lockdown" -- looked at the detention of undocumented foreigners when strict coronavirus curbs were in place, as well as the plight of other migrants. The broadcaster confirmed the raid in a statement and said two computers were seized.
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