Sri Lanka – UNHRC’s Wartime Bias Exposed
Between 2006 and 2009, Sri Lanka carried out a decisive military campaign to defeat the LTTE—one of the world’s most lethal terrorist organizations. This operation, aimed at ending nearly three decades of...
Category: Lessons for Sri Lanka
Understanding the 323 Container Controversy: Procedure, Possible Failures & Accountability Questions
The recent controversy over the “323” containers held at Sri Lanka’s main port has created confusion and suspicion among the public, fuelled by unclear government communication and claims such as those made byMP...
Repealing 365/365A: Legalizing Homosexuality, Sexually Abusing Children
In 2023, a deceptively packaged proposal was tabled to amend Section 365 and fully repeal Section 365A of Sri Lanka’s Penal Code — laws that currently criminalize unnatural sexual acts and gross indecency. LGBTQIA+ lobbyists and their foreign-funded...
Sri Lanka – The Conflict Years (2006–2009) and the UN/UNHRC’s Role during the Final War
While Sri Lanka waged its final campaign to eliminate the LTTE terrorist organization between 2006 and 2009, the United Nations and UNHRC once again failed in their duty to uphold international law, protect...
Questions to the incoming UNHRC Head – On Behalf of Concerned Citizens of Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka stands today as the ONLY nation that defeated one of the world’s most ruthless terrorist organizations—the LTTE—without international military assistance. In doing so, it upheld its sovereign duty to protect all...
Who is Ibrahim Traoré and what can Sri Lanka learn from him?
At only 32, Captain Ibrahim Traoré took the reins of Burkina Faso in 2022 through a military-led transition of power. In less than three years, he has emerged as a prominent figure in...
“Police Data Proves No LGBTQIA Discrimination: Repealing Penal Code 365/365A would be Political Suicide and a Betrayal of Sri Lanka’s Children”
Sri Lanka’s Penal Code Sections 365 and 365A have come under increasing scrutiny, particularly by international human rights organizations and advocacy groups pushing for their repeal. These sections are often portrayed as discriminatory...
Are we being led into another Manufactured Crisis? The Brave warning of MP Archuna and the Nation’s unanswered questions!
Sri Lanka is once again standing at the edge of a political and national security precipice. A bold and disturbing statement made by Member of Parliament Archuna inside Parliament has triggered ripples far beyond the...
Is the Repeal of Penal Code 365 & 365A a Move to Legalize Public Sex—Even with Minors?
When ‘Discrimination’ demands Freedom to have Sex (carnal intercourse) against the Order of Nature in Public: A Critical Look at LGBTQIA Demands on Penal Code 365 & 365A. Are LGBTQIA Rights Truly Being Denied?...
Buddhism, Law, and Governance in Sri Lanka: Ethics Must Guide the State: Continue Penal Code 365/365A
Sri Lanka, is a nation morally anchored in the teachings of the Buddha. From the Constitution to the Penal Code though the latter is colonial, Sri Lanka’s legal foundations echo Buddhist ethical values such as non-harming, truth, justice, and restraint. These...
