The Feminist Collective for Economic Justice (FCEJ) is outraged at the scheme of law proposed by the government titled “Protection of the State from Terrorism Act”...
It is interesting how on occasions, a relatively trivial incident can take on large significance and waste the time and attention of several, even senior, public...
(Continued from last week) The teachings of Gautama must be viewed against the background of pre-existing traditions of Hinduism, the religion to which Gautama himself was...
All our plans and energies were turned topsy turvey when on December 26, 2004 a catastrophic Tsunami hit the southern, eastern and the northern coastline of...
This article was written by Amal Jayasinghe, Bureau Chief of Agence France-Presse in Colombo to commemorate Ravaya Founder/Editor who’s first death anniversary fell last month. To...
Victor Melder is a household name in Melbourne. He is one of the best known Srilankans living in Australia. This came about because of the unique...
Review The Wijerama House, which houses the Sri Lanka Medical Association (SLMA), is a grand building. When I first wanted to launch The Ceylon Journal in...
Environmental activist Sajeewa Chamikara has alleged that several solar power projects in the Hambantota District have resumed operations following the payment of bribes, resulting in extensive...
Now that the new administration has completed one year in office and is well into its second year, I thought it is opportune to follow-up my...
Washington’s self-appointed viceroy for Cuba, Marco Rubio, is squeezing his parents’ homeland with a precision that borders on cruelty, transforming a nation of 10 million into...