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Sri Lanka tells UN it will take its own path to reconciliation
Sri Lanka has told the United Nations that as a sovereign State it will take its own path to reconciliation. Speaking at the Security Council Open Debate on ‘Peace building and sustaining peace: Transitional justice in conflict and post-conflict situations’ Kshenuka..
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Swiss neutrality tarnished by spy scandal, critics warn
Outraged commentators warned Wednesday that revelations the CIA and Germany’s intelligence service had for decades used a Swiss encryption company for spying had seriously damaged Switzerland’s cherished reputation for neutrality. Critics voiced particular concern that Bern may have been at..
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Four Tamil Jaffna undergraduates arrested over making sex videos in University
The Jaffna police have arrested four Jaffna undergraduates following a spate of complaints they forced newcomers to perform in ‘sex videos.’ The police are looking for other students. The police stepped up investigations after the Higher Education Ministry brought the..
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Pro-LTTE TNA wants Hybrid Court in Sri Lanka
Pro-LTTE Tamil terrorist political party Tamil National Alliance (TNA) has urged the visiting EU delegation to pressure President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s government to fully implement the accountability resolution co-sponsored by the Sirisena-Wickremesinghe government in Oct. 2015. The resolution called for hybrid..
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Reveal the contents of the MCC agreement to the general public – SPUR
The President, Dasarath Jayasuriya of Society for Peace, Unity and Human Rights for Sri Lanka Inc. Australia has raised the concern of the so called MCC agreement. In the aftermath of the tragic Easter Sunday bombings, the prime Minister of Sri Lankan Ranil..
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Death certificates for war missing only after probe: Prez –
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has informed the UN that necessary investigations would be conducted to find out the fate of those who had disappeared during the island’s civil conflict as most of the families had attested that those disappeared had been..
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Govt urged to clarify its stance on Geneva resolution – FNO
By Shamindra Ferdinando (Courtesy of The Island) The Federation of National Organizations (FNO) yesterday, January 23, urged President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s government to clarify its stand vis-a-vis controversial resolution 30/1 co-sponsored by the previous administration at the Geneva based Human Rights..
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The new Ambassador of Geneva – C.A. Chandraprema
(Courtesy of Lanka News Web) C.A. Chandraprema has been appointed as the new Ambassador of Switzerland. He is a veteran journalist, political commentator and author. The Ambassador of Switzerland is an internationally important position, and he plays an important role..
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RUSSIAN, CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTERS AND A SENIOR US OFFICIAL IN COLOMBO NEXT WEEK
Russian, Chinese Foreign Ministers due in Sri Lanka next week. China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrives in Colombo on Monday morning on a brief officla visit while Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrives on Tuesday morning, according to the announcements..
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MCC request Private Company to be PRIMARY AGENT of GoSL – Is this permitted by Sri Lanka’s Constitution?
Does the Sri Lankan Constitution allow a Government elected for a term of office and given guardianship of the land and the interests of the people to appoint a foreign country to establish a company to be an agent for..





