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• OUR NEW WEBSITE ( www.slguardian.org) HAS LAUNCHED January 24, 2015
  We are pleased to announce that our new website,www.slguardian.org, is live and ready for the world to view. We have completely redesigned our layout with simplicity, ease of use, and accessibility in mind. It will be a tool for both fulfilling our mission and helping us provide better resources to our readers.This new website will keep pace with our rapidly […]
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• Reforms in Sri Lankan Universities January 23, 2015
  | by Aboobacker Rameez( January 23, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) It is heartening to see a suitably qualified person being appointed as the Minister of Education. It is even more heartening to see the Minister, Prof. Rajiva Wijesinghe, attempting to introduce much needed reforms to the universities. One of the other important aspects that has credibly […]
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• Sri Lanka: Window of opportunity to rebuild damaged legal structure January 23, 2015
  | The following statement issued by the Asian Human Rights Commission ( January 23, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) The 100-day reform programme of the new government is an opportune moment for rebuilding the legal structure of Sri Lanka, a precondition for achieving the “good governance” that has been promised.The legal structure of Sri Lanka has suffere […]
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• Time For Course Correction For Indian Trade Union Movement January 23, 2015
  | by N.S.Venkataraman ( January 23, 2015, Chennai, Sri Lanka Guardian) Several decades back, Karl Marx gave strong call to the workers that “you have nothing to lose except the chain”. This call of Karl Marx resounded across the world, as it was then appropriate to the issues and problems faced by the blue collar workmen. It resulted in the development of ve […]
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• Nepal: Promulgation of New Constitution: Dead line Missed January 23, 2015
  | by S. Chandrasekharan( January 23, 2015, New Delhi, Sri Lanka Guardian) As expected the dead line of Jan 22, 2015 for the promulgation of a new constitution is being missed. The political parties refused to compromise and made little headway in drafting a new constitution. One whole year was wasted.Too late in the day and very close to the deadline the eig […]
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• Questions January 22, 2015
  | by Tisaranee Gunasekara“Is it always the same SpringWho reprises her role forever?”Neruda (The Book of Questions)( January 22, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) Why were the police slower than slow in acting against marauding Parliamentarian Palitha Thevarapperuma? Wasn’t this tardiness due to the fact that the alleged miscreant is on the governing side? […]
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• Sri Lanka returns to fold of democracy January 21, 2015
  | by Kuldip NayarFormer Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa did not regret the blood bath that the Sri Lankan Army indulged in even after the LTTE surrendered( January 21, 2015, New Delhi, Sri Lanka Guardian) New Delhi had lots to explain when Mahinda Rajpaksa was re-elected as Sri Lanka’s President for the second time. India had supplied him small arms w […]
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• Gota's Real War January 21, 2015
  How the U.S. Can Help Sri Lanka Turn the Corner—with a targeted war crimes prosecution| by Ryan Goodman( janaury 21, 2015, New York City, Sri Lanka Guardian) The Obama administration helped catalyze the United Nations’ ongoing efforts to bring accountability in Sri Lanka for mass war crimes committed in that country’s civil war. In a New York Times Op-Ed, I […]
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• No One In This Country Can Be Taken To The International Courts Against War Crimes January 21, 2015
  | by Ranil Wicramasinghe ( January 21, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) “Throughout the previous government, the judicial powers of the country was misused by the political interests. Even after war got over, the law of the country was not properly established,” Prime Minister appointed Mr. Ranil Wicramasinghe noted in a statement. “We are in the process o […]
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• Chomsky: Paris Attacks Show Hypocrisy Of West's Outrage January 21, 2015
  | by Noam Chomsky( January 21, 2015, Boston, Sri Lanka Guardian) After the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo, which killed 12 people including the editor and four other cartoonists, and the murder of four Jews at a kosher supermarket shortly after, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls declared "a war against terrorism, against jihadism, against radical Is […]
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• සර්පයා සමග සංසාරාරණ්‍යයේ දඩයමක September 30, 2016
  මීට වසර කිහිපයකට පෙර මා මිත්‍ර කේ.කේ.සමන් කුමාර (සර්පයා) මා සමග කළ සාකච්ඡාවක් (රාවය පුවත් පත සඳහා)මේ වන විට ‘ද නේෂන් ’ පුවත්පතේ සංස්කාරකවරයා වන, ඉංග්‍රීසි මෙන්ම සිංහල යන ද්විභාෂාවෙන්ම කටයුතු කරන පුවත්පත් කලාවේදියකු , කවියකු හා විචාරකයකුද වන මාලින්ද සෙනෙවිරත්න සයිමන් නවගත්තේගමගේ අග්‍ර කෘතිය වූ සංසාරාරණ්‍යයේ දඩයක්කාරයා ඉංග්‍රීසියට නගමින් සිටින බවට රාවයක් පැතිර […]
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• The quiet and shout of the racist label September 29, 2016
  Wigneswaran is ok, really!The Chief Minister of the Central Province has stated that Hindu and Muslim encroachment as well as Christianization has to end.  Right now.  The Chief Minister of the Western Province, not to be outdone, has echoed the same sentiments.  Rev Galagodaththe Gnanasara Thero, pointing out that a) the archaeological record clearly indica […]
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• The democracy deficits within September 22, 2016
  They have more to contemplate than the Joint Opposition!Politics is about power. Rhetoric is frill. Objection on grounds of morality, unconstitutionality, illegality etc., with chest-beating to accompany the uttering of terms such as good governance, democracy, accountability and transparency, amounts to ‘necessary drivel’. Indeed over-uttering has a way of […]
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• The Malwatte Mahanayake Thero and yahapalana devolution machinations September 21, 2016
  The Mahanayake of the Malwatte Chapter of the Siyam Nikaya, the Most Venerable Thibbatuwawe Sri Siddhartha Sumangala Thero was spot on about proposals to change the constitution.  The Venerable Thero is reported to have observed the following: ‘Causing unnecessary fear among the people on the Constitutional proposals and then saying tall tales is unacceptabl […]
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• The planetary preferences of yahapalana apologists September 10, 2016
  A self-proclaimed Marxist recently listed 12 things that the Yahapalana Government cannot achieve.  He should have put it this way: ‘should but cannot achieve’.  As someone who once said ‘we must hope that the Government will not defeat the LTTE’ when the latter’s invincibility braggadocio was being put to the sword, so to speak, his support for the yahapala […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career –14 The Pyramids of the Sudan September 28, 2016
  After Ethiopia, I felt I should see the Sudan, not only in search of other aspects of the Nile, but also because I realized that it was the repository of many splendours from the Egyptian Empires. The pyramidic culture had extended far to the South, and then so had Hellenistic civilization, following the conquest of […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career –13 Useless efforts September 27, 2016
  Much of this series has been about my personal travels, and the slow but steady dissolution of the world I had known. To dwell only on these would however give a misleading impression of what occupied me most during the years from 2012, when I began to realize that my efforts to promote reform were […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career –12 The Churches of Ethiopia September 26, 2016
  With Lakmahal slowly folding up as it were, and the country in decline, my principal solace in 2014 was travel. Asia and Europe I knew well, and I had been to enough of South America to feel I had seen enough of it for the moment. The Middle East too I had seen a fair […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career –11 New friends August 25, 2016
  My sister, who has a healthy regard for Ranil Wickremesinghe, was deeply upset when I resigned from my Ministerial position and made it clear that I thought Ranil was largely responsible for the betrayal of the ideals and promises contained in the manifesto on which the President had been elected. The conclusion she came to […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career –10 Seeking better service coordination, and seeing South America August 24, 2016
  The cultural programmes I worked on in 2013, with Daniel Ridicki and the Indian High Commission and various universities, went hand in hand with the Divisional Reconciliation Committee meetings that were my main official responsibility during this period. Having been to all the 35 Divisional Secretariats in the North, which I did three times in […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career –9 Cultural Initiatives August 23, 2016
  The renewal of my involvement with Trinity happened at a very busy time. I was purportedly removed from the Board in September 2013, which was perhaps the last straw as far as those Trinitians concerned with honesty were concerned. We decided then to go to Court, and that month saw a spate of consultations. We […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career –8 The Trinity Imbroglio August 21, 2016
  In one respect I believe things are better now than they were in the darkening days of 2013. I refer to Trinity College, which I had got involved with at the end of 2004, when the then Bishop of Kurunagala, Kumara Illangasinghe, asked me to serve on the Board of Governors as one of his […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career –7 Oxford’s Loudest Laughter August 14, 2016
  The escapade on boats and bikes in the Moluccas was the final episode in the hectic travel that I had engaged in during 2013. With much less that I could productively do in Sri Lanka, I had gone as noted previously to Karnataka and Bhutan and Brunei and Tunisia. In between I had gone to […]
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• Chanaka Amaratunga – the last phase August 5, 2016
  Chanaka Amaratunga died 20 years ago on August 1st, 1996. He died a very disappointed man, for he had not been put into Parliament at the previous election. Those of us who have been in Parliament can vouch that that is no panacea for disappointment, given how sadly our Parliamentary traditions have been traduced. But […]
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• Endgame : Meditations on a House, a Country, a Career – 6 Walking and motorbikes August 1, 2016
  It was when my working life seemed to be virtually over that I finally came to terms with my own body. I had been diffident about it from my young days, seeing myself as ungainly, but convincing myself that that was of no account since it was primarily intellect that counted, and that I felt […]
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