Philippine defense reporters reject Chinese Embassy's criticism
The Defense Press Corps (DPC) in the Philippines has rejected criticism from the Chinese Embassy in Manila, asserting that Filipino journalists practice balanced reporting and do not distort facts. They highlighted their direct observation of Chinese actions in the West Philippine Sea.
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