21May2013
Featured Articles
Featured Articles
Possessing memories, designing cemeteries - Part II
The end of the no-prisoner war and the defeat of the LTTE as the largest embodiment of Tamil resistance against an authoritarian and neo-colonial Sri Lanka state left a void in the Tamil territorial a...
Interviews
Interviews
'In Sri Lanka, accurate information percieved as a crime' - Lasantha Ruhunuge
When the Sri Lankan government wanted to give away free laptops to journalists, many seemed happy. But Lasantha Ruhunuge differed. As the president of the largest media trade union in the island....
Mo...
Politics & Current Affairs
Commonwealth dodges Sri Lanka problem
The Commonwealth has failed its first major test since it strengthened its Minis...
Media
Systematic impunity renders Govt. responsible - RSF/JDS
Reporters Without Borders and its partner organization, Journalists for Democrac...
Human Rights
Leading archaeologist calls for accountability on Matale mass grave
An expert archaeologist in Sri Lanka who investigated a mass grave in the centra...
International Affairs
Trial on Guatemalan civil war carnage leaves out U.S. role
In 1999, President Bill Clinton went to Guatemala and apologized. Just two weeks...
Politics & Social Issues
'Defence ministry is the shadow state that runs the country'
Basil Fernando, based in Hong Kong, heads the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHR...
Human Rights
Remembering Fr.Kili: A walk down memory lane
‘Kili’ Father as he was known affectionately was assassinated on 20th April, 200...
Media & Culture
Sri Lankan newspaper attacked for 37th time
International journalists attending the Commonwealth heads of government meeting...
Poetry & Prose
The shadow of your story
That evening
your voice was low
you spoke slowly on a darkened stage
and opened a d...
Video
Matale Mass Grave: Digging up the dead
The remains of more than 150 people have been excavated in the town of Matale in...
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