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Killing of Sri Lankan Journalists: A Legacy of Silence and Struggle - Groundviews

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Photo courtesy of JDS The assassination of Mylvaganam Nimalarajan in Jaffna on October 19, 2000 remains one of the darkest chapters in Sri Lanka’s history of press suppression. His killing was not an isolated incident but part of a long continuum of violence, intimidation and impunity faced by journalists in the country. Families of the
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Killing of Sri Lankan Journalists: A Legacy of Silence and Struggle - Groundviews

Photo courtesy of JDS The assassination of Mylvaganam Nimalarajan in Jaffna on October 19, 2000 remains one of the darkest chapters in Sri Lanka’s history of press suppression. His killing was not an isolated incident but part of a long continuum of violence, intimidation and impunity faced by journalists in the country. Families of the

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groundviews.org broke the news in on Tuesday, September 9, 2025.
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