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 | Germany's Bild newspaper, N-TV and RTL TV all used pictures of baton-wielding Nepalese police in clashes with Tibetan protesters in Kathmandu, claiming that the officers were Chinese police. Chinese netizens, including students studying overseas, have been angered by biased and sometimes dishonest reports about the recent riots in Tibet by some Western media. Pictures from major Western media, including CNN and BBC, with untrue reports about the riots have been posted on chatrooms, drawing criticism. click to open  |  | Washington Post used pictures of baton-wielding Nepalese police in clashes with Tibetan protesters in Kathmandu, claiming that the officers were Chinese police. Chinese netizens, including students studying overseas, have been angered by biased and sometimes dishonest reports about the recent riots in Tibet by some Western media. Pictures from major Western media, including CNN and BBC, with untrue reports about the riots have been posted on chatrooms, drawing criticism. click to open |  | CNN used a cropped photo of Chinese military trucks, cutting off the half of the picture showing a crowd of rioters throwing rocks at the trucks. Chinese netizens, including students studying overseas, have been angered by biased and sometimes dishonest reports about the recent riots in Tibet by some Western media. Pictures from major Western media, including CNN and BBC, with untrue reports about the riots have been posted on chatrooms, drawing criticism. click to open |
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