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Despite pressure at home and from the international community, truth and justice have not yet been achieved.
Journalist Prageeth disappeared on Jan. 24, 2010, in Colombo, two days before the presidential election in which he was campaigning against former president Mahinda Rajapaksa. For 11 years, I have walked everywhere to seek justice. I ran to find not only my husband but also other disappeared people, said Sandya at the N.M Perera Center in Borella on Jan. 25. My effort is to find those who seek justice in this country and for the building of a better society.
Sandya, who won the US International Women of Courage Award in 2017, created a website (ekneligodaforum.org) to help deliver justice for Sri Lanka s disappeared. She urges journalists and others to use the website to find information on Prageeth and others still missing.
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• Mr Affail Monney (left) interacting with Dr Nana Oppong (right), a legal practitioner. With them is Mr Sammy Darko (middle), a lawyer of the Tiger Eye Pi. Picture: ESTHER ADJEI
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A Lawyer and academic, Dr Nana Oppong, has called for the enactment of a law that will recognise and protect journalism as an essential national service, similar to the way the Judiciary is protected.
“We must pass a law to be described as the Defenders of Public Interest Act (DOPIA) in order to provide special security, targeted training, compensation and financial support for professional journalists and their families and other persons engaged in sensitive assignments, investigations and projects of national importance,” he said.