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China’s zero covid policy has resulted in the oppression of the masses and hit their manufacturing sector hard, as lockdowns tighten. With some 15,000 new covid cases reported on a daily basis, the Chinese Government has imposed lockdowns on its two major cities of Shanghai and Beijing. Both Shanghai and Beijing are two major production […]
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Photo courtesy of Twitter Malathi de Alwis, friend, mentor, teacher, feminist, anthropologist, birder, foodie and the most amazing cook, passed away on January 21. As we mourn this utterly devastating, untimely loss...
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Colombo Chief Magistrate, Rashmi Singappuli, yesterday (20), ordered Cinnamon Garden Police to arrest the anonymous telephone callers who made death threats to Dr. Nirmal Ranjith Devasiri, President of Federation ofandnbsp;University Teachers'andnbsp;Associationandnbsp;(FUTA), and produce them before courts.
Police have commenced investigations into an anonymous phone call which had warned of bombs placed at the Gampaha High Court and Magistrates Court premises.
Gampaha Magistrate has been closed due to a bomb threat short while ago.andnbsp;An anonymous caller had said that there is bomb in the Gampaha magistrate building.
A mini arms cache that included an assault rife and over hundred rounds of live ammunition was recovered from an abandoned house at Ottamawadi in Valachcheni in Batticaloa earlier today. The detection was made by a naval team who had searched the complex following an anonymous tip-off, a senior official said. Two grenades and a clearing rod were also among the find.
Since 19 June 2012, human rights defender and Teachers Union leader Dr Nirmal Dewasiri has been subjected to surveillance and intimidation. Nirmal Dewasiri is the President of the Federation of University Teachers Unions (FUTA) and the Secretary of the Arts Faculty Teachers’ Association of the University of Colombo (AFTU-CU). He has been active in campaigning for ...
Sri Lankans can now buy digital music and movies from Apple’s iTunes Store, the Malaysian insider reported. Music and movies are a new addition to the iTunes Store for 12 countries in Asia, which include Sri Lanka, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Brunei, Philippines, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. Users in these markets could only download and purchase apps f...
The UN should not be taking the side of the bullies, nor should they be adding to the confusion and speculation by failing to renew Lee’s accreditation. As for the UNCA; their role is to stand up for its members, not to expel them and we can see no justification for the continuation of this ...
The skulls of three animals have been removed from the cool storage room at the National Zoological Gardens in Dehiwala, a senior official said today. The skulls belonged to a Lion, Jaguar and a Leopard, Zoo Director, B. Gunaratne told Timesonline. He said one person, a minor employee at the Zoo has been arrested in this connection. He added that the robbery was discovered following an anon...
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“If we can’t think for ourselves, if we are unwilling to question authority, then we’re just putty in the hands of those in power”. – Carl Sagan (The Demon-Haunted World) By Tisaranee Gunasekara Gen. Fonseka was freed not because President Rajapaksa experienced a sudden democratic-epiphany or embraced the ‘quality of mercy’. The politico-electorally disabling nature ...
The government continued to arbitrarily detain, torture or ill-treat people and subject people to enforced disappearance. It failed to address most instances of impunity for violations of human rights and humanitarian law. The government rejected repeated allegations of war crimes committed by both sides of the conflict that ended in 2009, prompting Amnesty International to ...
By Raisa Wickrematunge Mannar Bishop Rev. Rayappu Joseph has been questioned by the police on his statement to the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission (LLRC) regarding disappearances. The Bishop was among several people, including government officials, who had given statements to the LLRC during its public sittings. Bishop Joseph said that police officers had visited ...
“In recent weeks the Embassy has received several anonymous letters from Muslim groups alleging that they are being targeted for abduction for ransom.
23 March 2012 – The UN’s human rights chief today warned that there must be no reprisals against Sri Lankan human rights defenders in the wake of a resolution calling on its Government to probe alleged abuses during the country’s civil war. The warning from the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, follows the ...