Pro-government supporters create a “Lennon Wall” at the RTHK headquarters in Kowloon Tong on August 24, to protest against the publicly funded broadcaster, which they accuse of biased reporting, demanding it stop carrying anti-government messages. Photo: Xiaomei Chen Pro-government supporters create a “Lennon Wall” at the RTHK headquarters in Kowloon Tong on August 24, to protest against the publicly funded broadcaster, which they accuse of biased reporting, demanding it stop carrying anti-government messages. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Pro-government supporters create a “Lennon Wall” at the RTHK headquarters in Kowloon Tong on August 24, to protest against the publicly funded broadcaster, which they accuse of biased reporting, demanding it stop carrying anti-government messages. Photo: Xiaomei Chen

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Letters | RTHK must be allowed to continue its excellent work and not be turned into a propaganda machine

  • The government-funded broadcaster has a 90-year tradition of quality programming and presenting a diversity of opinions. To lose this voice is to lose the beating heart of Hong Kong

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Updated: 6:35am, 13 Oct, 2019

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Pro-government supporters create a “Lennon Wall” at the RTHK headquarters in Kowloon Tong on August 24, to protest against the publicly funded broadcaster, which they accuse of biased reporting, demanding it stop carrying anti-government messages. Photo: Xiaomei Chen Pro-government supporters create a “Lennon Wall” at the RTHK headquarters in Kowloon Tong on August 24, to protest against the publicly funded broadcaster, which they accuse of biased reporting, demanding it stop carrying anti-government messages. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Pro-government supporters create a “Lennon Wall” at the RTHK headquarters in Kowloon Tong on August 24, to protest against the publicly funded broadcaster, which they accuse of biased reporting, demanding it stop carrying anti-government messages. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
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