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Since the late 1980s Sri Lankans, as far as I can remember, are familiar with slogans such as 'free media', 'media freedom' 'rights of expression' etc. My attention was first focused on these in the early 1990s following those dark days when our society was brutalised and thousands of our people including journalists were slaughtered.
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