Judicial Independence To Vindicate People’s Mandate
By Jehan Perera Sri Lanka is witnessing the dismantling of the culture of impunity that dominated public life for decades.
Sri Lanka Has Educated Women; Now It Must Make Work Possible
By Nishadi Thennakoon Recently, during a commute in the UK, I noticed something that, at first glance, seemed entirely ordinary.
NGO Bill: Slouching toward totalitarianism?
By Rohan Samarajiva The release of a draft of the Non-Governmental Organisations (Registration and Supervision) Act, L.D.-O. 6/2026, is praiseworthy.
The Recurring Drama of Constitutional Amendments for Personal Gain
Mahinda, Gotabaya, and now Anura too amend the Constitution for an individual K W Janaranjana President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s government
Opportunity To Break With The Past – Jehan Perera
Sri Lankans have reason to take satisfaction in their country’s latest international achievement. Sri Lanka has climbed 14 places in