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Emily Chan

Emily Chan

Associate Producer, Video
Emily Chan is a journalist who is passionate about video storytelling on Hong Kong and China.
Emily Chan is a journalist who is passionate about video storytelling on Hong Kong and China.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, Hong Kong news
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin

Video | Philippine lawmaker dodges ICC arrest

Video released by the Senate showed Dela Rosa being chased through the halls of the upper chamber, pursued by members of the National Bureau of Investigation.
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Duterte’s former top enforcer Ronald Dela Rosa has taken refuge in the Philippine Senate to avoid arrest.

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