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Freedom of religion problematic in practice
The Sri Lankan Government, in general, respects religious freedom, but in practice, there were problems in some areas, the International Religious Freedom Report 2012, released by the US Department of State – Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labour on 20 May 2013, ...
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Tamara K re-elected Chairperson
Tamara Kunanayakam, Sri Lanka's former Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva, was re-elected by acclamation last Monday (20) as Chairperson-Rapporteur of the UN Human Rights Council's Intergovernmental Working Group on the Right to Development, which held its 14th session from ...
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Immigration controller promises tough action
By W. Siri Ananda
An investigation is being conducted on an immigration officer, who has allegedly collected US$ 20 fraudulently from a foreign tourist, to issue a visa last week, Controller General of the Department of Immigration ...
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NCPC Opposition Leader lashes out at Chairman
by Sammanatha Kohombakadawala
North Central Provincial Council (NCPC) UNP member and Chief Organizer of the Opposition, Chandima Mahindasoma, said the present NCPC is the worst of all the Councils, since the system was introduced ...
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86-year-old father of 12 abuses 8-year-old
by Laxman Gallege – Walasgala & Siri Landage – Dickwella
An 86-year-old man, reportedly a father of 12 children, and a resident of Handapangoda in Dickwella, has been taken into custody by the Dickwella Police for ...
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Man attacks wife's lover with machete
by SANJEEWA MANIKKUWADU
A husband, seeing pictures of his wife having sex with another man, the owner of a mobile phone outlet in Balapitiya, had attacked him with a machete. The victim had been ...
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Storm over opening of ICU
By Dhammika Namal Korale
The opening of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Dambulla Base Hospital has been postponed once again, according to hospital sources.
Though the official ...
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TNA MPs attend Parliament and CID HQ
By Our Batticaloa correspondent
Tamil National Alliance (TNA) Parliamentarian from the Batticaloa District, P. Ariyanenthiran, said TNA MPs attend Parliamentary sessions twice a month and visit the 4th ...
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Govt. failed to reconnect with Tamils |
The Bodu Bala Sena (BBS) yesterday accused the government of not making sufficient effort to 'reconnect with the Tamil people' after the end of the ...
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CID grills another TNA MP |
Vanni District Tamil National Alliance (TNA) Parliamentarian, Siva Shakthi Anandan, was interrogated by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) ...
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'Favours' granted to China and India |
The involvement of the Indian Government in the Sampur Coal Power Project can be attributed to the role played by the Chinese in the Norochcholai Power ...
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Teachers appeal to President for relief |
The All Ceylon English Teachers' Union (ACETU) has appealed to President Mahinda Rajapaksa to provide relief to the working class by at least reducing the ...
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'Navy Ruwan' in the net |
Five suspects including an underworld kingpin, 'Navy Ruwan,' were apprehended by a team of officers of the Special Operations Unit of the Mirihana ...
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Token strike successful- Lalkantha |
The token strike that was held today with the participation of several trade unions was successful, Trade Union activist and former JVP Parliamentarian ...
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Fire in Maligawatte |
A fire that had erupted in a store at the Jumma Junction in Maligawatte a short while ago has now been doused, the Police sources told Ceylon Today ...
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Store robbers arrested |
Three individuals alleged to have robbed money worth Rs. 650, 000 at gun point from two stores at the Meegoda Economic Centre in Padukka on 03 May, have ...
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