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Foreign Correspondents Association condemns intimidation of journalists in Sri Lanka | Tamil Guardian

8.7.18

Foreign Correspondents Association condemns intimidation of journalists in Sri Lanka | Tamil Guardian: "The FCA, a professional body representing Colombo-based foreign media, appeals to all parties to take up any issue resulting from the publication of the report with the editors concerned as is the norm. We also urge the government of Sri Lanka to ensure the safety and security of all journalists in Sri Lanka, including colleagues visiting the island on reporting assignments," FCA said.

In a statement the editor of the New York Times, Martin Slackman condemned the intimidation.

“It is unacceptable for journalists to be intimidated in this way. This action appears intended to silence critics and curb press freedoms, and ultimately deprive Sri Lankans of information in the public interest.”


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