Editors Guild calls for fear-free environment for J&K journalists
The Hindu
The Editors Guild of India on Monday expressed its shock at security forces in Kashmir routinely detaining journalists and called on the administration to create an environment free of fear for the press.
The guild said in a statement it was “shocked by the casual manner in which the editors of Kashmir-based publications are routinely detained by security forces for reporting or for their editorials”. It cited the recent detention and subsequent release after some hours of the editor of The Kashmir Walla, Fahad Shah. The guild said this was the third time that Mr. Shah had been detained and that he was not the only one to face this.
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