It was interesting to read The Island editorial today (13); it says Ranil Wickremesinghe should consider having ‘Houdini’ as his middle name, given his adeptness at political escapology. He certainly has much more of an escapology than most of our politicians. But how good is the Houdini style for our democracy? Is what we see […]
The suit-clad prime minister, who is more comfortable in English than Sinhala and less popular with the majority lower middle-class population, could be the answer t.
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Tuesday 8th February, 2022 Sri Lanka’s health service is as sick as a dog, and shows no signs of recovery in the foreseeable future. Hardly a day passes without a strike therein, causing untold suffering to the poor, who cannot pay for healthcare. It looks as if doctors, nurses, paramedics and others took turns to […]
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COLOMBO (News 1st); COVID-19 had brought a grinding halt to the administration of justice in Sri Lanka at a time when delays in the system are already a perennial problem, said retiring Sri Lankan Attorney General Dappula De Livera.
Speaking exclusively to News 1st’s Zulfick Farzan in a one-on-one interview, De Livera PC said the delays caused by COVID-19 are a curse to the justice system and stressed it will have serious repercussions and consequences in the administration of justice in the country.
The Attorney General who is to retire on Monday (24) said Sri Lanka Police, the Attorney General’s Department, and the Judiciary are mandated to bring about Justice and all three bodies must work together and move together to ensure justice is served to the people of the country.