FightImpunity.org
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About FightImpunity.org
Former domain of an international campaign that aimed to put pressure on governments to bring those responsible for crimes of violence against journalists to justice.
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Prageeth Eknaligoda
Le soir du 24 janvier 2010, Prageeth Eknaligoda, analyste politique et caricaturiste pour le site d’information Lanka-e-News et le journal Siyarata, disparaissait après avoir quitté son travail pour rentrer à son domicile. Le journaliste avait affirmé à un ami proche qu’il avait l’impression d’être suivi depuis quelques jours. Un de ses collègues a par la suite confirmé à Reporters sans frontières que Prageeth Eknaligoda était menacé en raison de ses analyses politiques. Une semaine avant son enlèvement, il avait publié une longue analyse comparative des deux principaux candidats à l’élection présidentielle dans laquelle il avait exprimé sa préférence pour l’opposition.Quelques jours après, une enquête policière était lancée. L’épouse de Prageeth Eknaligoda, Sandya Eknaligoda, avait reçu l’assurance d’un conseiller du président que son mari allait « refaire surface ». Pourtant, la police n’a montré aucun intérêt à retrouver vivant le caricaturiste ni fourni d’information probante à la famille. Pire, afin de masquer les réelles circonstances de cette disparition, des ministres ont accumulé les déclarations contradictoires : le frère du président, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, a affirmé lors d’une interview au journal Daily Mirror, en mars 2010, qu’ Eknaligoda « avait monté lui-même sa disparition ».Depuis la disparition de son mari, Sandya Eknaligoda n’a cessé de faire campagne pour obtenir la vérité. Son témoignage à Genève durant les sessions du Conseil des droits de l’Homme de l’ONU en mars 2012 lui a valu d’être intimidée. Deux cents jours après l’enlèvement du caricaturiste, Reporters sans frontières et six autres organisations de défense de la liberté de la presse ont, pour leur part, lancé un appel conjoint afin de demander au gouvernement de faire toute la lumière sur sa disparition, une demande que l’organisation réitère tous les ans à l’occasion de la campagne “Black January”.