‘EditoRial’ Archive
Prageeth Ekneligoda: Missing for 100 days
Act now! Click here to send an appeal Sri Lankan journalist Prageeth Ekneligoda disappeared on January 24th. After one hundred days, he still remains missing. For more than three months, his wife Sandhya Ekneligoda has been waging a determined battle to find out his [Read More]
The protest for demanding essential power supply and necessary action to ease water crisis
We the Bangladeshi are in a deep crisis of drinking water and electricity. The situation is gone beyond tolerance. People try to protest and to stand for the acute need. But some government agencies and their political backed goons are there to protect it. Eventhough the [Read More]
Cartoonist kidnapped two months ago still missing
Reporters Without Borders appeals to President Mahinda Rajapaksa to order the release of the results of the police investigation into leading cartoonist and political reporter Prageeth Eknaligoda’s disappearance two months ago. The police have [Read More]
Please forward to those who might be interested
Dear CRNI people, (please forward to those who might be interested) I'd like to ask you all to consider digging into your pockets to find some funds for the family of cartoonist Prageeth Eknaligoda in Sri Lanka. He has been disappeared for a month and a half and with [Read More]
Cartoonists Rights Network of Bangladesh (CRNB)
We the Cartoonists Rights Network of Bangladesh (CRNB) started its operation since the cartoonist Arif’s imprisonment; September 2007. Cartoonist Arifur Rahman was a contributing cartoonist to [Read More]
The Physical Assassin in Front and the Soul Assassin at the Back
by Pragneeth Eknaligoda Letter from journalist Prageeth Eknaligoda, who was abducted on 24th January 2010 in Colombo Sri Lanka (This personal letter written by Prageeth Eknaligoda to a non relative daughter living in abroad provides window to his perceptions on political [Read More]
No sign of Sri Lankan journalist Eknaligoda one month on
New York, February 24, 2010—One month after the disappearance of her husband Prageeth Ekneligoda, the journalist’s wife, Sandhya Eknaligoda, told CPJ that she has not been able to get police or other government officials to actively investigate the case. “I have [Read More]
FREE PRAGEETH EKNELIGODA NOW!
Cartoonist and journalist, Prageeth Eknaligoda, was reportedly kidnapped days before the Sri Lankan presidential elections on 26 January 2010 and has not been seen since. This disappearance was just one of several incidents targeting independent or critical media workers in [Read More]
