Press Club of India Statement on Taliban Press Engagements in India

Press Club of India Statement on Taliban Press Engagements in India.

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The Press Club of India strongly condemns the exclusion of women journalists from the first press
conference hosted by representatives of the Taliban in India.

Such discriminatory practices are wholly
incompatible with the values of the Indian Constitution, our democratic ethos, and the principles of press
freedom.

We congratulate and commend the women journalists who insisted on equal access and ultimately prevailed
in gaining entry to the subsequent engagement.

Their determination reaffirms the unshakable commitment
of Indian journalists—especially women—to uphold the right to report freely, without fear or bias.

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Foreign entities must not be allowed to impose regressive norms or – discriminatory protocols in any capacity
within Indian territory.

The Press Club of India calls on the Government of India to ensure that no foreign power is permitted to dictate the terms of engagement with the Indian press.

India has a proud tradition of press freedom, protected under its laws and Constitution. The right of Indian
journalists—of all genders—to question, report, and interact with all parties, including foreign actors, must
be preserved in full, without obstruction or imposed conditions.

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All such engagements must adhere strictly to Indian law and democratic values. The Press Club of India reiterates its commitment to the freedom of the press, gender equality in media, and
the right of Indian journalists to operate without interference from foreign governments or ideologies.
Gautam Lahiri