Articles
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Are the Sampanthan’s claims acceptable to the Ranil-Sirisena Administration?
S, Akurugoda In an article titled “War crimes: Lanka overwhelmed by Sampanthan’s unsubstantiated allegations” appeared in The Island dated March 28, 2017 , its writer described what the leader of the TNA, Sampanthan, has claimed against the Sri Lankan security forces..
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GENEVA RESOLUTION 34/1: THE CASE FOR TREASON
DHARSHAN WEERASEKERA, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW I read with interest an article in The Island of 1st April 2017 titled, ‘Full Implementation of Geneva Resolution 2015 reaffirmed – GTF.’ The article quotes the GTF as saying inter alia: ‘The GTF cautiously welcomes the unanimous adoption of the..
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Repeating the Ginger for Chillie error
Malinda Senewiratna There was a time when victory over enemies was about bashing heads in, seizing their women and enslaving their children. It still happens of course. The cost-effective way is for the powerful to dictate, the weak to submit,..
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Western Powers and the UNHRC keep Hounding Sri Lanka based on Unsubstantiated Allegations
Mahinda Gunasekera Moves by western powers and their subservient UNHRC to harass Sri Lanka for defeating the Indian trained Tamil Tiger Terrorists whom they nourished by permitting the Tiger front organizations to raise funds within their jurisdictions, to arm and..
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Why is Sri Lanka giving India to control our national and energy security?
Shenali Waduge India has strained relations with virtually all of its neighbors. India functions as the modern Asian imperialist. All of India’s neighbors will have dossiers of issues related to incursions, interventions, interferences and covert operations to relate about India…
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Wigneswaran: the judge who forgot ‘the whole truth’
By Milinda Senevirthna A highly successful lawyer was once asked why he was not interested in becoming a judge. He had laughed, ‘I would rather talk a load of rubbish all day than listen to a load of rubbish.’ Judges..
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The Enduring Impact of Tamil Separatism
By Asoka Bandarage (Courtesy of https://asianstudies.georgetown.edu/sites/asianstudies/files/documents/gjaa_3.2_bandarage.pdf) In May 2009, the Sri Lankan military defeated the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), a “most lethal and well-organized terrorist group in the world,” which had fought for nearly thirty years to establish..
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War crimes: Lanka overwhelmed by unsubstantiated allegations
(Courtesy of The Island) By Shamindra Ferdinando Having received two additional years to fulfill the Oct 1, 2015 Geneva Resolution 30/1, the Sirisena-Wickremesinghe government last Friday (March 24) thanked those who had brought a second resolution 34/1 to give time..
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Another Indian threat: India’s Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj threatens Sri Lanka
Every time a Chinese high-powered delegation arrives in Sri Lanka, India throws a salvo – “Our aim is to protect the interests of Tamils in Sri Lanka. You can achieve this through two means, by either doing it forcefully or..
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UNHRC and its resolutions on Sri Lanka
By Neville Ladduwahetty Although the separatist armed conflict ended in May 2009, the first UNHRC Resolution on “Promoting reconciliation and accountability in Sri Lanka” was in April 2012. This was followed by Resolutions in March 2013; March 2014 and September..





