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There are several factors that have contributed to the perceived failures of democracy in Sri Lanka. Some of these factors include Political Instability, Sri Lanka has experienced frequent changes in government and coalition politics, leading to a lack of continuity in policy-making and governance. This can undermine the effectiveness of democratic institutions. Ethnic and Religious […]
NEWS PROVIDED BY Visuvanathan Rudrakumaran, Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam (TGTE) May 15, 2024, 18:22 GMT SHARE THIS ARTICLE. TGTE was established in 2010 following the Mullivaikal Tamil Genocide and the destruction of the defacto state of Tamil Eelam in 2009. TGTE’s newly elected Members of the Parliament from around the world along with the […]
People must focus on human rights abuses by the Sri Lanka government because it is essential to protect the fundamental rights and dignity of individuals. Governments have the responsibility to uphold and respect human rights, as outlined in international human rights treaties and national laws. When governments engage in human rights abuses, it can lead […]
Corruption significantly affects the effectiveness of public institutions in Sri Lanka in the following ways,When public officials engage in corrupt practices, it undermines public trust in the government and its institutions. Citizens lose confidence in the ability of public institutions to deliver essential services, enforce laws, and administer justice impartially. This erosion of trust hampers […]
Inequality can be a potential threat to democracy due to several reasons: Inequality can result in a concentration of power and influence in the hands of a few wealthy individuals or groups. This can lead to a situation where the interests and concerns of the majority of the population, particularly marginalised groups, are not adequately […]
The Rights and The Wrongs Historically and traditionally, democracy’s four pillars have been the Executive, legislative, judiciary, and the press or media. In recent years, social media has also come to the scene largely. The UN, tomorrow, May 3, marks World Press Freedom Day stating that it is a day dedicated to the importance of […]
Another International Workers’, Day has dawned. Grand preparations have been made in this country to celebrate it amidst an unprecedented economic crisis. These celebrations, however, have little or nothing to do with workers; they have apparently everything to do with political parties and their leaders. The next presidential election is a few months away, and […]
Expressing dissatisfaction against the government can be done in several ways. Participating in peaceful protests or demonstrations is a way to express dissatisfaction with government policies or actions. This allows you to join others who share similar concerns and collectively voice your grievances. Engage in discussions and debates about government policies and actions. This can […]
One wonders whether the Parliament of Sri Lanka, which is full of self-righteous members who moralise to the point of queasiness, has taken upon itself the task of serving as a moral compass if sorts for the nation. Its sessions are characterised by endless tub-thumping. During the past several weeks, Parliament has torn some public […]
The trio of festivals- the Sinhala and Tamil New Year, Ramadan and Easter Sunday fall within a short time of each other. The deadly Easter Sunday massacre of innocent civilians in churches and hotels in 2019hit one of our biggest exchange earners badly. The Easter Sunday bombing also marked the beginning of a dark era […]
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