PNP Probes Cops Over Alleged Harassment of Photojournalists at Rally
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has launched an investigation into allegations that two photojournalists covering a rally were harassed by police officers during the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting. PNP chief assures a fair investigation based on evidence.
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