Reform legal framework on access to safeguards for political victims: CPA
It is evident that the existing legal framework pertaining to access to legal safeguards for individuals who claim to be subjected to political victimisation is in need of structural reforms so as to Read More »
Covid-19 and the unraveling of physicians’ credibility
A doctor attached to the Karapitiya Hospital in Galle has raised a hornet’s nest particularly among his fellow physician colleagues with an announcement that he has discovered some sort of miracle “ca Read More » Think before you speak
Sometimes, the misconceptions and misunderstandings about an issue are more serious than the real issue in question and can cause more damage than the issue itself. When it comes to Covid-19, the most Read More » Control Covid in public transport
There is no debate that irrespective of the social, cultural, and economic differences, the foremost duty that all citizens can and should fulfil at this juncture is adhering to Covid-19-related safet Read More »
Does the Covid pandemic affect our psychology?
The 2019 coronavirus disease is the most critical world health disaster of the 21st Century and it is the greatest challenge that people have faced after the Second World War. This started as an acute Read More » Big or small, punish them all
Managing the Covid-19 pandemic is a shared responsibility, and in the battle against the pandemic, no party can, or should be exempted from, their responsibility. The new and intense wave is proof tha Read More »
Port City Bill on backburner, Government focus on fertiliser ban
The delayed Provincial Council (PC) elections have now been pushed till next year without a final decision on the proposed amendments to the elections being reached at last Tuesday’s meeting of govern Read More »