2019 RSF Index: Asia-Pacific press freedom impacted by political change
With totalitarian propaganda, censorship, intimidation, physical violence and cyber-harassment, a lot of courage is needed nowadays to work independently as
Police should be prevented from controlling works of art. – FMM
Following the publication of a short story written by Shaktika Sathkumara, an artist and writer in the Face Book, writer
The Free Media Movement strongly condemns the decision to suspend some of the media employees of Swarnavahini
The Free Media Movement strongly condemns the decision by the administering body of Swarnavahini, EAP Broadcasting Company, to suspend the
Free Media Movement condemns police attack on journalist Nadarajah Kugarajah
The Free Media Movement, while strongly condemning the police attack on journalist Nadarajah Kugarajah, urges all relevant authorities to immediately
Marking Black January:The Sri Lankan media’s cry for justice
The word ‘Freedom’ seems to be illusive. It is definitely relative. And now, ‘Black January’ has come upon us. Journalists
Human Rights Commission SL ready to inquire into assault, killings and disappearances of media personnel – Dr. Deepika Udagama
The Human Rights Commission is ready to accept any basic information that could be provided in order to commence further
Sri Lanka journalists orgs want UN to persist in pressuring the Government to take accountability forward
Leading media organizations in Sri Lanka request from the UN to convict the government of Sri Lanka to carry out