Significados de harass journalists en inglés

As the Republican presidential candidate, Trump encouraged his supporters to harass journalists and attack protesters.

London-based Amnesty International said Duterte's administration was using the law to "relentlessly intimidate and harass journalists".

British Foreign Secretary Mr Jack Straw has threatened diplomatic action against Zimbabwe following a warning by the Britain's foreign office not to harass journalists.

Anti-terror legislation has been expanded and is used extensively to harass journalists, human rights defenders and anyone who dares contest the legitimacy of the government.

Away from the square, groups of Mubarak loyalists harassed journalists.

The Somaliland government has also been condemned for detaining and harassing journalists covering the conflict.

You don't go about that by issuing death threats, harassing journalists and just saying sick things because 'any attention is good attention'.

Outside the base at Sevastopol, a group of about a dozen hooded irregulars arrived shortly after the Russians and began harassing journalists waiting outside.

Outside, members of a local "self-defence" volunteer unit harassed journalists, and the deputy commander of the base briefly appeared to give comments.

He has been released on bail, but the CPJ called for authorities to drop all charges, and "cease harassing journalists covering protests".

Despite their public profile -largely generated by harassing journalists and making grossly offensive statements -their ill-fated 2019 Election campaign ended on a whimper.