by Ananda Ariyarathne

( Courtesy of  Sri Lanka Guardian)

Sri Lanka may be the unique example for a ‘majority’ being turned into a ‘voiceless entity’ within the nation’s own borders. Although they, the Sinhalese, make up 75 per cent of …

Courtesy of The Sunday Times

If a new Constitution will allow secessionist objectives to be realized the majority in this country will reject such a new Constitution or even an amendment to the present Constitution that would encourage the secession …

Sources reported that Tamil government ministerial officials are taking very lethargic approach to proposed housing development project for the Internally Displaced Sinhala People in Jaffna. Around fifty Internally Displaced Sinhala families are partly settled in Nawakkuliaya Village in Jaffna, 9km …

Q: What is the motive of forming the Global Sri Lanka Forum?

A: We, who belong to different Sri Lankan organisations in different countries including Australia, US, European countries, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Korean and the Middle East, wanted to …

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A demonstration was held on in the biting cold and freezing weather outside the Sri Lankan High Commission in the UK by a large gathering of patriotic Sri Lankans to vehemently protest against the bringing on of the proposed federal …

by Harischandra Gunaratna

Sri Lankan expatriates have decided to stand up against what they alleged as creeping in of federalism through constitutional reforms.

“We have noticed the signs of federalism being ushered in on the pretext of introducing a new …

The National Joint Committee has issued a strongly worded Press Release highlighting the grave danger of so called Federal Constitution proposed by the Yahapalana government lead by pro-minority Ranil and Sirisena.

The full text of the Press Release Issued by …

The Pro-LTTE Tamil terrorist political party, a partner of Yahapalanaya government lead by Ranil and Sirisena, TNA demands full implementation of Federalism in Sri Lanka.

The following is an interview given by one leader of the pro-terrorists TNA to

By Shivanthi Ranasinghe

(Courtesy of Ceylon Today)

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe expressed his regret for the Jaffna Library’s destruction in 1982. Though many misconstrued his expressed regret as an apology, very few commended him for it. This is because the …