Sri Lanka - Interview with wife of cartoonist Prageeth Ekneligoda, who disappeared 500 days ago

Reporters without borders

Five hundred days have gone by since Prageeth Ekneligoda, a journalist and cartoonist who worked for the Lankaenews website, went missing in Colombo on 24 January 2010. In all this time, no progress has been made in the investigation into his disappearance. Reporters Without Borders condemns the lack of resources assigned to the case and reminds the Sri Lankan government that it has a duty to find Prageeth and provide his family with answers quickly. They have spent too much time with (...)

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