How come journalists are able to find/interview wanted criminals yet authorities have a hard time catching them?
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Because in many western countries, there are special laws/priviliges for journalists and press in general, which gives them the right of not disclosing identities or anything in general to authorities.
This makes them so to say “neutral” and mostly untouchable.
It may vary from country to country, but it’s mostly the same.
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