Sentences with phrase «posing as journalists»

Although with so many trolls on the internet posing as journalists, it's hard to get accurate movie news anymore.

Sports News of Friday, 11 May 2018 Source: citinewsroom.com File photo Barely two weeks after the deportation of some 60 Ghanaians from the commonwealth games for posing as journalists, the country is dealing with another issue of deportation involving the Para Athletic team.

John Cusack is Paul Soames, an American secret agent posing as a journalist in 1941 Shanghai, just prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor.

When he was captured, in Mexico, he was posing as a journalist named Mike Finkel.

Hill takes on the role of New York Times reporter Michael Finkel, who discovers that criminal Christian Longo is posing as the journalist.

In a legal sense, if you are posing as a journalist, you can ask anything of anyone, and it's up to them to answer your questions or provide you with photos or documents.

Turns out, however, that your participation entails playing straight guy to comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, who's posing as a journalist from Kazakhstan, who has a knack for making even the mundane look foolish on camera and who plans to use your tape in a major movie.

One was the story, «OPP officer posed as journalist during 2007 Mohawk protest» (as reported by the CBC), which drew a strong response from journalists.

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It has used journalists as spies, and posed its spies as journalists.

Interviewed by an attractive young woman, posing as a constituent but actually an undercover Telegraph journalist, the Business Secretary became a little indiscreet.

Another WFP - linked group, New York Communities for Change, meanwhile, is the successor to ACORN, which was shuttered after its intake workers were filmed helping a journalist posing as a pimp get housing for a purported prostitute.

Some 60 Ghanaians who were part of Ghana's contingent to the games were detained and deported by the Australian immigration authorities for posing illegitimately as journalists, athletes and officials.

Over 50 Ghanaians who were part of Ghana's contingent to the games were detained and deported by the Australian immigration authorities for posing illegitimately as journalists, athletes and officials.

Svitlana Tuchynska, a journalist for the Ukrainian newspaper Kyiv Post, said that during an undercover job interview she was told the role involved posing as a female user of the dating site and encouraging male users to buy memberships.

The decision to remove Nix from his post follows two jaw - dropping reports from the British news station Channel 4, which feature an undercover journalist (posing as an intermediary for a wealthy client who wants to influence elections in Sri Lanka) speaking to Nix and other Cambridge Analytica employees.

The journalist posed as a fixer for a wealthy client hoping to get candidates elected in Sri Lanka.