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On September 2, the Editors Guild of India (EGI)  released a report of its 'Fact-Finding Mission on Media’s Reportage of the Ethnic Violence in Manipur'.

The Supreme Court has instructed the Manipur government to take action against wrongdoing, regardless of the source. A three-member all-women judicial committee, headed by justice (retd) Gita Mittal, has been appointed to address compensation and rehabilitation for victims of violence, with the Union home secretary being asked to convene a meeting with the committee.

India News: The Supreme Court on Wednesday prevented Manipur police from arresting three Editors Guild journalists. Appearing on behalf of EGI journalists Seema G

The Supreme Court has ordered the Manipur government to provide a detailed status report on the recovery of stolen arms and ammunition following ethnic clashes in the state. The court demanded the report be shared confidentially, after the government claimed publicising it could cause panic. The court stressed that regardless of which side was involved, action must be taken against the illegal possession of arms. The clashes between the Meiti and Kuki communities in Manipur began in May and have...

India News: At least 28 people were wounded in Manipur on Wednesday when security forces tried to stop a 30,000-strong crowd mobilised by a valley-based organisa

GUWAHATI, India — Indian police in Manipur state have filed criminal charges against four journalists, accusing them of misrepresenting facts in a report about the violent clashes between two ethnic groups earlier this year. The four were senior journalists working on a report for the Editors Guild of India that was seeking to assess how coverage of violence in the...

Kuki-Zo people in Kangpokpi observed “Remembrance Day” at Brig M Thomas Ground to commemorate the four-month-long wide-scale violence in Manipur since May 3.

India News: NEW DELHI: The Editors Guild of India on Tuesday said Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh's statements in response to its report on the media coverag.

Guwahati: Manipur CM N Biren Singh on Monday said a police case has been registered on the basis of a complaint against the president and three member.

BJP government’s grouse appeared to be aimed at the conclusion of the Guild’s report that said 'there are clear indications that the leadership of the state became partisan during the conflict'