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In this November 6, 2019 photo, a portrait of Sri Lankan journalist Keith Noyahr who left the country following an alleged attack by a group of government soldiers is seen pasted on the wall of a human rights activist's office in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Forced to flee their country a decade ago to escape allegedly state-sponsored killer squads, Sri Lankan journalists living in exile doubt they’ll be able to return home soon or see justice served to their tormentors – whose alleged ringleader could come to power in this weekend’s presidential election. Exiled journalists and media rights groups are expressing disappointment over the current government’s failure in punishing the culprits responsible for crimes committed against media members. (Photo by Eranga Jayawardena/AP Photo)
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