ABC showing Channel 4 film

saraprobe

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    Have your say here please,
    lodge your striiong protest ,,register first

    http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/
     

    coolkasun

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    lol all you could do is what you and the others currently do in his threads that's all, cuz he's not been flagged for any forum rule violations or else he won't be here, don't ya think?
    anyway I don't really care what his stance on this matter nor yours, but i do get to know NEWS thro' these. that's what matters to ME! :)

    comment will make later , im middle of something rightnow
     

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    saraprobe

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    I plead the producer not to broadcast this video,, See what I received,,

    Dear Saranga Walimuni,


    I am responding to your email about Four Corners, and the screening of the program, “Sri Lanka’s Killing Fields”, which was first broadcast on Channel 4 in the UK on June 14th.
    The program forensically investigates allegations that up to 40,000 Tamil civilians were killed as Sri Lankan Government forces moved in to destroy the Tamil Tiger army. The program provides evidence that while the 'Tigers' used civilians as human shields, the Government forces repeatedly shelled civilians who had been offered sanctuary in "no fire zones".
    The program also includes confronting and graphic video obtained by Channel 4 which appears to show war crimes on civilians committed by Sri Lankan armed forces and crimes against humanity by the tamil tigers. The ABC is aware that the authenticity of certain video has been verified by independent experts, but challenged by the Sri Lankan Government. Both of these perspectives are made clear in the program.
    The ABC is confident that the program is a professional, editorially sound and newsworthy piece of journalism.


    Alan Sunderland
    Head of Policy & Staff Development
    ABC News