Omalpe Thera petitions court against coal tender
Ven. Omalpe Sobitha Thera has filed a fundamental rights petition in the Supreme Court against a tender awarded to a foreign firm to supply coal to Lakvijaya thermal power plant.
Ven. Omalpe Sobitha Thera has filed a fundamental rights petition in the Supreme Court against a tender awarded to a foreign firm to supply coal to Lakvijaya thermal power plant.
People are not to be blamed for thieves and thugs getting elected to parliament, said former state minister Ranjan Ramanayake.
A leading female activist in Batticaloa for the Tamil National Alliance, Kandiah Kalaivani, has been summoned to be present at the TID for the third time on September 12.
The Central Bank governor has violated the constitution and lied to parliament, charges former CBSL deputy governor P. Samarasiri.
Several police teams are investigating to arrest the persons behind a wave of killings in the South, said senior DIG in charge of the province Ajith Rohana.
Five teenage boys have been made to kneel down and later handed over to the police after they were found to be uninvited guests eating at a wedding a Weligama town hall.
The Commonwealth Lawyers Association has issued a statement of support for the Bar Association of Sri Lanka in upholding the rule of law and opposing the misuse of the Prevention of Terrorism Act 1979.
The first struggle is over and let’s start the second struggle to build the country from hereon, said President Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday (06).
Sri Lanka’s new Government should embark on a national dialogue to advance human rights and reconciliation, a UN report urges today, calling for accountability and deeper institutional reforms to prevent a recurrence of past violations.
Two young activists, freelance writer Dulani Priyadarshini and Sakuna Lakshan have been summoned to the Colombo Crime Division (CCD) headquarters for an inquiry today (06), said Journalists for Democracy.