A new international legal and human rights initiative has emerged as more than 80 lawyers from multiple countries joined forces with Goldhan Law Firm, India, to support an international petition seeking transparency, accountability, and equal justice in a high-profile child protection case currently drawing significant public attention in Sri Lanka.

International concern is continuing to grow after Sri Lankan PhD Scholar and media executive Geeth Roman formally submitted a human rights concern letter to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), requesting international observation and independent attention regarding the controversial child abuse investigation involving senior Buddhist monk Pallegama Hemarathana Thero.

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As Sri Lanka awaits incoming fuel shipments, a critical question is beginning to surface among the public: Why are fuel prices being increased now on existing stock that was purchased earlier?

Recent on ground footage from fuel stations across Sri Lanka has exposed a critical breakdown in the country’s fuel distribution system, raising serious concerns about the ability of the current government to manage essential services during a crisis. Despite repeated public assurances that fuel is available, fuel station workers themselves are now openly complaining that they are unable to distribute fuel effectively. The primary reason, as highlighted from multiple locations,

Sri Lankan Government Promises Millions but Proves Nothing, Yet Spends More Public Money Hunting a Case That Has No Practical Proof

Sri Lankan Government Promises Millions but Proves Nothing, Yet Spends More Public Money Hunting a Case That Has No Practical Proof

Sri Lankan Government Promises Millions but Proves Nothing, Yet Spends More Public Money Hunting a Case That Has No Practical Proof

Sri Lanka is confronting one of the most catastrophic disasters in its modern history as the death toll from Cyclone Ditwah rises to 479, with more than 350 people still missing.

Sri Lanka is grieving with over a hundred lives lost, dozens still missing, and thousands of families displaced after Cyclone Ditwah, the country is experiencing one of the darkest moments in its recent history. Yet the government’s response — especially the reaction of Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya has sparked intense public outrage.

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