Al Jazeera team maintains documentary reporting was fair, says lawyer

By JUSTIN ZACK

KUALA LUMPUR: The Al Jazeera team has maintained that their reporting on a documentary here was fair, says their lawyer.

Lawyer Hisyam Teh Poh Teik, when met outside Bukit Aman on Friday (July 10), said his clients will cooperate fully with police investigations.

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