Posted on April 7th, 2019
Mangala Samaraweera’s speech apologising to UNHRC High Commissioner, Michelle Bachelet was rather difficult to read on my PC because my screen was blurred with his crocodile tears shed for human rights. Simultaneously, his tears were …
By Neville Ladduwahetty
UNHRC Resolution 40/1 has come and gone leaving behind a host of questions. By co-sponsoring the resolution, first in 2015 and recently in 2019, Sri Lanka has become a party to the resolution notwithstanding the fact that …
Hate speech comes in various shades of lies. It is the curse that haunts current of global politics. It runs from white supremacists in America to the boot-end of New Zealand. On the way to New Zealand it has linked …
September 16, 2013 “Information Clearing House – Somewhere in the Lester B. Pearson Building, Canada’s foreign affairs headquarters, must be a meeting room with the inscription “The World Should Do as We Say, Not As We Do” or perhaps …
Interestingly, Germany is co-sponsoring a UNHRC resolution against Sri Lanka for so called genocide of Tamil terrorists.
100 years after Germany gave up its colonial rule in Southwest Africa, there have been fresh calls for the German government to admit …
Courtesy of:
www.freemalaysiatoday.com
Malaysians may well come to regret that their government has agreed to their country acceding to the International Criminal Court.
Malaysia has joined a scandal-ridden body whose reputation has been badly damaged by allegations of corruption, racism, …
(Courtesy of Lanka Web)
The news reports of Sri Lanka’s military cum humanitarian rescue operation is poignant for several reasons. It provides us some real time news sans politicization & influence and now 10 years on it helps us to …
(This is an edited version of a paper read out at a Public Seminar on the ‘ Kandyan Convention of 1815’ held at the University of Peradeniya, Arts Theatre, on March 09, 2019)
The Kandyan Convention (‘Ingrisy – Sinhale Givisuma’) …
(Courtesy of The Island)
Sri Lanka has become a joke and is the laughing stock of the world.
Four months ago, Sri Lanka had two Prime Ministers, then two Leaders of the Opposition. It is now fielding two teams to …