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The Tamil Genocide Memorial in Brampton serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by the Tamil community, particularly in relation to the events during the Sri Lankan Civil War. Unveiled to honours the victims and raise awareness about the genocide, the memorial symbolises resilience and the ongoing fight for justice. It stands as […]
Sri Lanka has faced significant challenges regarding press freedom and the safety of journalists, particularly during periods of political unrest and civil conflict. Journalists in the country have historically faced threats, harassment, and violence, especially when reporting on sensitive topics such as government corruption, human rights abuses, and ethnic tensions. Media freedom and the safety […]
Social media has significantly transformed traditional journalism in several ways: 1. **Speed of News Delivery**: Social media allows for rapid dissemination of news, often in real-time. Journalists can share updates instantly, reaching a wide audience quickly, which can sometimes outpace traditional news outlets. 2. **Audience Engagement**: Social media platforms enable journalists to interact directly with […]
Local elections in Sri Lanka are an important aspect of the country’s democratic process, allowing citizens to elect representatives at the local government level. These elections typically involve the selection of members for municipal councils, urban councils, and pradeshiya sabhas (village councils). The process is governed by the Election Commission of Sri Lanka, which oversees […]
On May Day 2025, workers across Tamil Eelam in Sri Lanka came together in a series of rallies demanding justice and rights. Significant demonstrations took place from Mannar to Jaffna, highlighting the struggles faced by the community. In Mannar, local associations organised events that included a special Mass and community activities focused on the economic […]
International law plays a crucial role in addressing cases of forced disappearances through various treaties, conventions, and principles that aim to prevent such violations, hold perpetrators accountable, and ensure justice for victims and their families. Here are some key aspects of how international law addresses forced disappearances: 1. **International Treaties**: The International Convention for the […]
Families of the forcibly disappeared in Sri Lanka continue to face significant challenges as they seek truth and justice. Since February 20, 2017, they have engaged in ongoing protests, primarily in the Northern Province, demanding accountability for the enforced disappearances of their loved ones, many of whom went missing during the final stages of the […]
Police brutality in Sri Lanka is influenced by a complex interplay of historical, social, and political factors: 1. **Civil War Legacy**: Sri Lanka’s prolonged civil war (1983-2009) created an environment where law enforcement often operated with impunity. The conflict fostered a culture of militarisation within the police and military, leading to a normalisation of violence […]
In April 2025, Sri Lanka is grappling with a surge of violence primarily linked to police brutality, which has triggered significant public outrage and calls for reform. The death of Sathsara Nimesh in police custody at the Welikada Police Station has drawn particular attention, along with the arrest of Mohamad Rusdi under the controversial Prevention […]
Recent spate of killings is clear evidence that Srilanka government has failed in his duties to maintain law and order in Srilanka. the current minister of Public Security has failed in these duties. There have been 31 shooting incidents over the past few weeks, and around 27 people have been murdered. People, including political activists […]
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