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Before anyone forgets. It was not the Tamils that the Sri Lanka Military fought and defeated but a globally banned terrorist organization called the LTTE banned in 32 countries. This LTTE had open offices in London and elsewhere. This LTTE had..

Sri Lankan for Pease, Unity and Human Rights in Sri Lanka; SPUR in New South Wales in Australia have heavily condemned the unilateral action taken by Ranil and Sirisena approving to sign the National Anthem in Tamil language in the..

Global Sri Lankan Forum, GSLF raised their concerns on the recent repeated verbal threaten made by Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe in and outside the parliament.   The third grade language used by Ranil which is now being the usual practiced by him..

Hundreds of supporters of the Sri Lankan opposition political parties and patriots protest outside the UN office in Colombo. They criticised a report by United Nations human rights chief Zeid Raad al-Hussein as he began discussions with the Sri Lankan..

By Neville Ladduhetti (Courtesy of The Island) A Cabinet appointed sub-committee is reported to have recommended that the National Anthem be sung in both Sinhala and Tamil. Apparently, a final decision is to be made jointly by the President and..

By Sugath Samarasinghe (Courtesy of The Island) This refers to the letter of Neville Ladduwahetti (NL) in the Opinion Page on the subject National Anthem in your issue of 2nd February.   NL has pointed out here that “Article 7..

To gain cheap political advantages; to gain minorities votes and to comply with the pre-presidential pact with Pro-LTTE Tamil terrorists political party TNA, today 4th of April 2016, on the 68th Independent day, Ranil and Sirisena raped National Anthem of..

‘President Sirisena says his government will not act “in haste.” This is unacceptable.’ – New York Times Editorial, Jan 28, 2016. “…there is no ethnic group called the Sinhalese.” – Chief Minister Wigneswaran, Jan 19, 2016. “As Iran proved in..

The British ruled parts of Sri Lanka from 1796 and the whole of Sri Lanka from 1815 to 1948. Sri Lanka marks 4 February 1948 as its day of Independence. When our history is related by the very nations that..

By Missaka Attanayake The question always asked is ‘what have the Sinhalese given the minorities’ and what more can they give? Why is there no question asked about what have the minorities given the Sinhalese and what else are they..