KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian press groups on Tuesday criticized the arrest of three editors at a leading news portal over a disputed report, calling it part of a “worrying trend” of declining press-freedom standards.
The editors for The Malaysian Insider were arrested late Monday on suspicion of sedition and spent the night in jail, the website said.
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