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India - Danish journalists banned from India over TV documentaries

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders deplores the blacklisting by the Indian authorities of journalists from the Danish public broadcaster Danmarks Radio. Among them is Tom Heinemann, winner of the 2011 Lorenzo Natali Journalism Grand Prize, awarded by the European Commission for outstanding journalistic work in the field of human rights. On 1 February, Heinemann and Lotte La Cour, his wife and camerawoman, were again refused visas by the Indian embassy in Copenhagen. “We are shocked by the attitude (...)

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