Category: Role of Media

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FORMER LTTEr SAYS PRAGEETH EKNELIGODA DISCUSSED WITH HIM TO ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT MAHINDA RAJAPAKSA IN AUGUST 2009 – WHY IS THE INTERNATIONAL MEDIA THAT WROTE ABOUT HIS DISAPPEARANCE NOT REPORTING ON ASSASSINATION BID?

  Prageeth Ekneligoda left the Lanka e-News office on 24 January 2010 and did not return home. Sandya Ekneligoda reported him missing the next day- 25 January 2010. In his article published on 27...

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From Hijaaz to Sallay: Easter Sunday, National Security & Investigative Consistency

Easter Sunday would not have occurred if national security had received consistent attention and if intelligence monitoring of known radical networks had not been disrupted. After the 2015 regime change, intelligence coordination was weakened,...

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Responding to Smear Campaigns: Why Facts still matter in Sri Lanka’s Story

    When facts cannot be countered, character assassination begins. When critics cannot counter facts, they turn to insults. Too often, anyone who names inconvenient truths is met not with evidence but with ridicule...

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What International Media must ask the UNHRC on Resolutions against Sri Lanka

  For over sixteen years, the international media has largely abandoned its role as a global watchdog. Instead of questioning bias or demanding accountability from the UNHRC, it has allowed one-sided narratives to dominate...

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Switzerland’s riots and the West’s Demographic Dilemma: Immigration Rising, Natives Declining

  Switzerland, long celebrated for neutrality, serenity, and banking secrecy, has also quietly served as a discreet hub for global capital, both legitimate and controversial and the safe haven of dictators’ wealth. Street riots...

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Homosexuality originally classified as “Mental Disorder” – No one is born Gay.

How the politicized removal of homosexuality from medical classification sparked a global ideological movement – at the cost of science, child welfare, and societal norms. Psychiatry’s redefinition of homosexuality, under activist and financial pressure—not...

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LGBTQIA Debate: President Anura Kumara Dissanayake “Rule of Desire” vs. Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith’s Moral Governance  

    Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith’s recent statement warning against legalizing same-sex marriage and LGBTQIA+ ideology in Sri Lanka is not merely a religious outcry — it is a national alarm echoed by the majority...

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Comprehensive Legal rebuttal to Genocide and War Crimes allegations against Sri Lanka

  Lack of Credible Evidence Supporting Genocide Allegations. The 1948 Genocide Convention defines genocide as acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group. Allegations...