Malayaga Makkal
The last day of the proud march to win the rights of the “Malayaga” people ( Hill country tamils) was yesterday (12) from Nalanda to Matale town.
Right To Life Human Rights Center
The last day of the proud march to win the rights of the “Malayaga” people ( Hill country tamils) was yesterday (12) from Nalanda to Matale town.
The life of a seemingly insignificant 17-year-old youth named Sandun Malinga from Meegaskiwula in the Badulla District took a tragic turn. His value as a person appeared to hold little weight to the group of five police officers and a civil defense officer who subjected him to a fatal beating on a dark night in
Some citizens of this country are still struggling for a long time to get justice against the violence faced by them and their beloveds which is a tragedy. But the real tragedy is obtaining justice is not a quick task in our country. According to Minister Ali Sabri, it usually takes 9 1/2 years to
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The Torture Journal is a distinguished publication that delves into the multifaceted field of survivor engagement and rehabilitation in the context of torture survivors. This latest issue serves as a platform for diverse voices and perspectives, featuring a collection of insightful contributions from experts, practitioners, and individuals directly impacted by torture and ill-treatment. Opening with
The educational program aimed to empower the Human Rights Defenders Group in Matara, Thihagoda. Held on August 6th at Mahesha Hotel, the event focused on providing valuable knowledge and skills to the participants, enabling them to effectively advocate for and protect human rights in their community. Through various workshops, discussions, and interactive sessions, attendees were
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The educational program to empower the Human Rights Defenders Group in Deniyaya was held on 4th of August at Dhanara Hotel, Deniyaya. This program dedicated to strengthening the capabilities and resources of individuals advocating for human rights in the Deniyaya region. Through a series of workshops, training sessions, and networking opportunities, the program aims to
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By Ā Basil Fernando. On the larger questions raised by the arrest ofĀ Tharindu Uduwaragedera, a young journalist of very wide reputation.Ā Tharindu UduwaragederaĀ who was attending a meeting on Friday (28 July) for the purpose of reporting on the meeting was forcibly dragged out of a three-wheeler, grabbed by his hair and roughly manhandled by a group of
The public meeting held in Gampaha on July 29th was a significant event aimed at discussing and planning for the future. With the theme of “Let’s align to 2024,” the gathering brought together community members, activists, and civil society members to address various issues and set objectives for the upcoming year. It served as a
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By Basil Fernando The draft Bill entitled āContempt of Court, Tribunal or Institutionsā, has been included in the parliamentās order paper and the issue of the constitutionality of this Bill will now be subjected to debate. There are several key questions arising from this draft Bill. These are:- Does this proposed law amounts to repeal
The media release issued by the National Peace Council of Sri Lanka highlights the significance of President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s visit to India and his meetings with top Indian leadership, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and billionaire Gautam Adani. The visit coincides with the 40th anniversary of Black July, a tragic event in 1983 marked by
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Ā Right to Life Human Rights Center and Hambanthota Human Rights First Aid Center facilitated a civil society public seminar in Hambanthota on July 22 with the participation of around 50 participants. The theme of the seminar was āLet us prepare for 2024ā and the public meeting aimed to educate the public about the changes
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By Philip Dissanayake “We were waiting near the Ganegama Cooperative shop together with a few others to go to a funeral ceremony. A group of people who came in a cab belonging to Kirindiwela police checked the people who were at that place. After some time, we saw a person got out of the cab.