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A group of journalists, media practitioners and activists braved the rain today to demand the Home Ministry withdraw its suspension of news weekly The Heat.
Dubbed the 'Red Pencil Protest', some 200 protesters clad in red assembled and snapped red pencils as a symbolic gesture of media freedom being under attack.
Dubbed the 'Red Pencil Protest', some 200 protesters clad in red assembled and snapped red pencils as a symbolic gesture of media freedom being under attack.
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