By Kalyananda Tiranagama Executive Director Lawyers for Human Rights and Development When I raise this question, one may wonder why I raise this question 64 years after Sinhala was made the Official ...

The Sri Lanka Tamils live predominantly in the north-east of the island, forming the largest minority group at 11.2% (according to the 2012 census) of the population, the Northern province being ...

The Sri Lankan meetings were part of the campaign waged by the International Committee of the Fourth International to build a ...

In Northern Province, infrastructure development programs during 2009-2013 cost 221 billion Sri Lankan rupees. These investments, although public sector driven (and of course debt driven) clearly ...

Sri Lanka’s draft constitution unlikely to merge Tamil-speaking Northern, Eastern provinces. Stressing the importance of a sound language policy for ethnic reconciliation, Ganesan said, “I ...