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Dr.Nalaka Godahewa (centre) briefing on Sri Lanka’s human rights situation in UN headquarters in Geneva

On 24 September, the World Sri Lankan Association conducted a press briefing at the UN headquarters in Geneva to brief the …

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These clear and distinct provisions illustrate that the sovereignty of the People were to be exercised by separate and distinct organs of government namely, the Legislature and the Executive, both elected by the People. What the …

The government was yet to decide on temporary deployment of the army in support of law enforcement authorities in the North despite continuing attacks by violent elements in the Jaffna peninsula, security sources told The Island yesterday.

Following representations made …

No. 91 Lake Road, Batticaloa is our house, where I lived for the first 14 years of my life! My mother adored the place, and all my happy memories are somehow related to this house. Today, the house is squattered …

The LTTE’s devastating cruelty lasted 30 years. It destroyed everything and carpeted the jungle floor with thousands of dead. When two prominent leaders decamped, Prabhakaran was hardly ever seen, living underground like a troglodyte, protected by four layers of wire …

We are a little puzzled at the manner the UN & the so called international community are handling post-LTTE defeat Sri Lanka. Whatever LTTE is now being presented as, what no one can ignore is the fact that the men, …

• We submitted counter response to OISL report 
• It can be done in terms of Article 129 of Constitution
• UN process against SL started after security forces defeated LTTE

Attorney-at-Law Darshan Weerasekara, who supports those working against the UNHRC resolution on …

Following is the text of the speech delivered by Dr. Nalaka Godahewa, at a special side event, in Geneva on 20 September, during the 39th Session of the UN Human Rights Council.

 
At the ‘2005 World Summit’, the leaders …

According to media reports President Sirisena is planning to attend the forthcoming 73rd Session of the UN General Assembly, where he hopes to use the opportunity presented to amend the UNHRC Resolution 30/1 co-sponsored by the government. General Assembly sessions …

Sri Lanka will soon seek the assistance of the United Nations and the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to amend the Geneva Resolution 30/1, co-sponsored by the Sirisena-Wickremesinghe coalition on Oct 1, 2015 soon after the last parliamentary election.…