Sri Lanka has a tradition of strong and independent civil society organisations and of professional (and organisational) ...

to which Sri Lanka is a state party. We welcome the expressed commitment of the National People’s Power to uphold media freedom and pursue accountability for past crimes against journalists ...

The two dominant political parties – President Rajapaksa’s Sri Lanka Freedom Party and the main opposition United National Party – refuse to engage each other to build a pan-Sinhala ...

The United National Party (UNP), the Samagi Jana Balavegaya (SJB), the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) and the SLPP, all have specific internal issues they have to contend with. Source of embarrassment ...

to which Sri Lanka is a state party. We welcome the expressed commitment of the National People’s Power to uphold media freedom and pursue accountability for past crimes against journalists, as ...

“Protestant Christian churches, but especially independent, Evangelical churches across Sri Lanka, face uncertainty and potential infringement on their religious freedom due to the existing ...

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), along with 24 civil society organizations, called on newly elected Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to prioritize press freedom in his ...

Peradeniya University “is blocking our opportunity to know the truth. Are we supposed to listen only to what the government ...

Sanath Balasuriya, former president of the Sri Lanka Working Journalists’ Association, has written to the SLWJA detailing the efforts he and his team of office bearers made in the interests of media ...

The campaign at the Galaha junction, the main entrance to university premises, attracted considerable attention from students ...