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Indian authorities asked to stop prosecuting journalists in IIOJK

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Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a New York-based media watchdog, has expressed serious concern over the victimization of Kashmiri journalists by the Indian authorities in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

The CPJ in a statement posted on its website asked the Indian authorities to stop prosecuting the staff and contributors of Srinagar-based news portal ‘The Kashmir Walla’ for their work. The State Investigation Agency in IIOJK arrested Abdul Aala Fazili, a former contributor to The Kashmir Walla, on Sunday, in relation to a November 2011 opinion article. The SIA and Indian police also raided The Kashmir Walla office, the home of its editor Fahad Shah – who was under illegal detention since March – and Fazili’s home, seizing electronic devices including laptops. —KMS

 

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