UN rights office warns anti-terror bill risks journalists, detention abuses
The UN human rights office says Sri Lanka's proposed anti-terrorism bill repeats earlier flaws and heightens risks for journalists and civil society.
The UN human rights office says Sri Lanka's proposed anti-terrorism bill repeats earlier flaws and heightens risks for journalists and civil society.
The Walana Anti-Corruption Unit has reportedly taken over the Department of Motor Traffic's computer data system and is downloading all of its…
The ILO says rising heat cost Sri Lanka working time equal to over 120,000 full-time jobs in 2023, and warns of up…
A plain guide to how Sri Lankan dual citizenship works, what documents applicants are commonly asked for, and where to check current…
Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa says the government's counter-terrorism bills could cost Sri Lanka its GSP+ trade preferences with the European Union.
Central Bank Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe said inflation, at a 40-month high of 8.1 percent, could rise if oil prices stay high for…
Sri Lankan cricketers would play in no more than three franchise leagues a year, including the LPL, under rules proposed by a…
The SLBFE says Sri Lankans will be recruited for Israel only through government-to-government agreements from 1 January 2027, and has told job…