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With just four months until the next Presidential Election and a year and two months until the General Election, Sri Lanka is approaching a critical juncture. Elections shall take place as scheduled, as the Constitution mandates. However, a significant issue remains: political leaders and parties are neglecting to present their policies and plans for the […]
As has been usual in Sri Lanka, at every monsoon season especially during the South-West monsoon flooding, landslides and displacement of citizens have become normal. Every year this fact has highlighted and called on authorities to draw up plans to prevent these disasters. To date, 16 people have died 5 remain missing and 84,749 persons have been displaced. Sadly, nothing has changed. Media reports […]
Government control over the internet can have various impacts on the economic landscape, Limited market competition: Excessive government control can lead to limited competition, as regulatory barriers may make it difficult for new entrants to enter the market. This can result in reduced innovation, fewer choices for consumers, and less competitive pricing. Uncertainty for businesses: […]
The Parliament of Sri Lanka can hardly have a sitting without its members resorting to slanging matches and even coming to blows. They seldom see eye to eye on anything of privileges. The government has reportedly decided to grant the MPs duty-free vehicle permits (DFVPs) while the people are struggling to. Never do the self-righteous […]
Opposition politicians and some of their government counterparts have taken up the cudgel for the people’s franchise following United National Party (UNP) General Secretary PalithaRange Bandara’s call for postponing the next presidential and parliamentary polls by two years. They say they are ready to do all it takes to prevent the postponement of elections. Bandara […]
There have been instances of violence and discrimination against LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender) individuals in Sri Lanka. Homosexuality is currently criminalised under Section 365A of the Sri Lankan Penal Code, which makes “carnal intercourse against the order of nature” punishable by law. This legal framework contributes to the marginalisation and stigmatisation of the […]
Revolution refers to a significant and often sudden change in political, social, or economic conditions. It involves a complete overhaul of existing systems, structures, or ideologies, and can be driven by various factors such as dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs, desire for freedom or equality, or the need for political or social reform. […]
Several factors can erode public trust and confidence in the government, sparking calls for a revolution. Some of these factors include Widespread corruption within the government, where public officials engage in bribery, embezzlement, or misuse of public funds, can significantly undermine public trust. When people perceive that their leaders are prioritising personal gain over public […]
Some of the key human rights violations committed during Sri Lanka’s civil war include: 2. Forced Disappearances: Many people, particularly from minority communities, went missing during the conflict. They were often abducted by armed groups, and their whereabouts remain unknown to this day. 3. Torture and Inhumane Treatment: There were widespread reports of torture and […]
Social media and online activism play a crucial role in amplifying voices during protests. Here’s how they contribute to the amplification of voices. Rapid and Widespread Communication: Social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube allow protesters to quickly and widely communicate their messages. They can share real-time updates, photos, videos, and personal experiences, […]
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