Sri Lanka allows Channel 4 to cover CHOGM

November 11, 2013 22:03

Britain's Channel 4, whose staff was blacklisted in Sri Lanka after after it produced a documentary on alleged war crimes in the nation, was today allowed into the country to cover the CHOGM summit amidst protest by nationalist groups.

"We have given then a chance to correct themselves. They did a lot of damage through their misinformation campaign. We branded them mercenaries," Keheliya Rambukwella the Minister of Information said.

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