由此 -5- A B On behalf of ATOL, Mr. Allen Quicke (editor of the ATO’s 15. English version), Mr. Shawn Crispin (Southeast Asia Editor of ATO’s C A B C English version) and Mr. Lintner had provided witness statements. But, at D E F G the close of the Plaintiffs’ case, Mr. Leo Remedios (appearing for ATOL) said that ATOL would not be calling any witnesses. 16. The Article having been removed from the ATO website on about 20 April 2006, there is no longer a practical need to consider the D E F G grant of a final injunction. H H I J B. Law 17. I In Reynolds the House of Lords addressed the competing J demands of the community’s right to know about matters of public concern K L and the individual’s right not to be wrongfully maligned in his good reputation. Reynolds provides guidance on how the Court strikes a balance K L between the 2 competing rights in the specific case of investigative M journalism or reportage. N N 18. O P Q R M An investigative journalist compiles an article about the wrongdoing of some person based on information obtained from a range of documentary and human sources, some reliable, others less so. 19. Sometimes in the article the journalist may not identify his sources precisely or at all. This is because often the journalist will have O P Q R promised to keep the identities of his informants secret. This will normally S T S be done to encourage voluntary disclosure of sensitive information and minimise the risk of reprisals against the journalist’s informants by alleged T wrongdoers. U U V V