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Prisons in Sri Lanka have become dungeons – the story to be heard

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Rangajeewa apologizes to media

A newspaper photographer has been threatened and harassed at the Hulftsdorp court premises in Colombo and the memory cards of his camera have been forcibly removed. This incident has happened to Mawbima newspaper news photographer Akila Jayawardena.

How Rangajeewa dragged the journalist of the motherland

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I was educated at Ananda College, Colombo for twelve years as a child and then studied drama, photography and journalism and later chose journalism as my career. He entered the media as an amateur writer and photographer and was a news photographer for a national newspaper.

Thereafter I became the Sri Lankan News Photographer for the International Reuters News Service. Under this, I received specialised training in international media services in Hong Kong and London. During that time, I was responsible for publicizing news photographs of the state of Sri Lanka and the Maldives around the world through the Reuters news service, especially near the events of the Sri Lankan civil war, and photographed areas of government forces as well as Tamil rebels. I escaped about seven fatal accidents there, and one time I was injured in a suicide bombing.

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