John Roberts 
On Oct 31st, Ian Young, a foreign correspondent with the South China Morning Post, published a biased article about me. Many people have been asking me about my safety and what is the truth about this “investigation”. I wanted to come out and clear the air about the current situation.
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Editorial Code of Conduct
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