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Any news organisations that had their government accreditation revoked can file an appeal, said Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil.
This includes Harakah - a PAS-owned newspaper - which had its Information Department accreditation cards revoked yesterday.
The cards are needed to access government buildings and access media facilities in Parliament.
This includes Harakah - a PAS-owned newspaper - which had its Information Department accreditation cards revoked yesterday.
The cards are needed to access government buildings and access media facilities in Parliament.
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