Demand Investigation on Disappearance of Sri Lanka Journalist:  No Deadline - ASAP
 Prageeth
 Eknaligoda, a Sri Lankan journalist and political analyst, went missing
 on January 24, 2010, shortly after leaving work at the Lanka-e-News 
office in Homagama, near the capital Colombo. Since
 2006, at least 14 media workers have been killed in Sri Lanka, with no 
one held accountable for these murders. Numerous journalists have been 
detained while others have left the country after receiving death 
threats. Click here to ask the
 Sri Lankan government to promptly investigate the disappearance of 
Prageeth Eknaligoda, make the results of the investigation public and bring to justice those responsible for his disappearance.
  Prageeth
 Eknaligoda, a Sri Lankan journalist and political analyst, went missing
 on January 24, 2010, shortly after leaving work at the Lanka-e-News 
office in Homagama, near the capital Colombo. Since
 2006, at least 14 media workers have been killed in Sri Lanka, with no 
one held accountable for these murders. Numerous journalists have been 
detained while others have left the country after receiving death 
threats. Click here to ask the
 Sri Lankan government to promptly investigate the disappearance of 
Prageeth Eknaligoda, make the results of the investigation public and bring to justice those responsible for his disappearance. 
 Prageeth
 Eknaligoda, a Sri Lankan journalist and political analyst, went missing
 on January 24, 2010, shortly after leaving work at the Lanka-e-News 
office in Homagama, near the capital Colombo. Since
 2006, at least 14 media workers have been killed in Sri Lanka, with no 
one held accountable for these murders. Numerous journalists have been 
detained while others have left the country after receiving death 
threats. Click here to ask the
 Sri Lankan government to promptly investigate the disappearance of 
Prageeth Eknaligoda, make the results of the investigation public and bring to justice those responsible for his disappearance.
  Prageeth
 Eknaligoda, a Sri Lankan journalist and political analyst, went missing
 on January 24, 2010, shortly after leaving work at the Lanka-e-News 
office in Homagama, near the capital Colombo. Since
 2006, at least 14 media workers have been killed in Sri Lanka, with no 
one held accountable for these murders. Numerous journalists have been 
detained while others have left the country after receiving death 
threats. Click here to ask the
 Sri Lankan government to promptly investigate the disappearance of 
Prageeth Eknaligoda, make the results of the investigation public and bring to justice those responsible for his disappearance.  
