By Kshama Ranawana The pieces of their lives, and attempt to make sense of that dastardly act, a more insidious campaign is taking hold of
Category: Issues
Back To Blasts
By Vishvanath Forewarned is forearmed, as the saying goes. But this is not true of Sri Lanka, where a group of terrorists carried out suicide
Our Great Delution
By Robert J. Burrowes It is easy to identify the ongoing and endless violence being inflicted on life on Earth. This ranges from the
Dirty Politics Ruined Sri Lanka Cricket
New Sports Minister Harin Fernando has made some serious allegations; he has called the Executive Committee of Thilanga Sumathipala, which won a close cricket election
Bandula’s Folly
By Kshama Ranawana UPFA Member of Parliament and former Minister of Education Bandula Gunawardena has taken umbrage over the fact that a student of
REPARATIONS BILL SHOULD NOT BE USED TO SIDELINE TRUTH AND JUSTICE – R. SAMPANTHAN
Thank you, Mr. Presiding Member. I would like to express a few views, Sir, on this Office for Reparations Bill which has come up somewhat
The Criminal Mental and Physical Abuse in Our Universities Has Reached Crisis Proportions
By Aanya Wipulasena and Kshama Ranawana You find them along pavements or near markets or even on trains, till in hand, raising funds to
Containing The Human Elephant Conflict: What Is Project Orange Elephant?
BY ROEL RAYMOND In 1997, Ravi Corea had only just returned to Sri Lanka after completing his degree in conservation biology in the United
The Real Line Room Experience: Through The Eyes Of An Estate Worker
By Radhia Rameez Sharmila* (name changed) is 71 years old. Lined, weatherbeaten and bent under the weight of the bag on her back, she has
A MOUNTAIN OF DIRT BEHIND WASTE MANAGEMENT
For Sri Lanka handling of waste and its management has been the most discussed bone-of-contention. There have been several disagreements, disputes and debates surrounding the