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Why an Independent Judiciary is Essential for Sri Lanka’s National Security.

This article explores the fundamental role of a robust and independent judiciary as the cornerstone of Sri Lankan sovereignty and national security.

Sri Lankan Parliament Announces Busy Legislative Schedule for May 19-22.

Reflecting on Sri Lanka’s Historic Victory Against Terrorism Amidst Current Challenges.

Key National Updates: Recent Legal Actions and Government Directives in Sri Lanka.

This report covers recent developments in Sri Lanka, including the arrest of the Atamasthanadhipathi, political figures providing police statements, the suspension of a municipal official over bribery allegations, and presidential directives on public utility projects.

Key Developments in Sri Lanka: Recent Political and Social Updates.

A roundup of recent key events in Sri Lanka, including the suspension of a Kurunegala Deputy Mayor, the passing of former SriLankan Airlines CEO Kapila Chandrasena, and new government directives on drinking water infrastructure.

Supreme Court Directs Fresh Notice to Former President Over Compensation Case.

Reflecting on Sri Lanka’s Complex Legacy of Conflict and Post-War Evolution.

Sri Lanka Records Slight Improvement in 2026 Global Press Freedom Rankings.

Legal Proceedings Against Former President Ranil Wickremesinghe Continue in Colombo.

The Colombo Fort Magistrate’s Court is set to resume hearings today regarding a legal case filed against former President Ranil Wickremesinghe involving the Public Property Act.

Supreme Court Reserves Ruling on Arrest Prevention Pleas from CID Director and Security Secretary.

The Supreme Court of Sri Lanka has concluded hearings and reserved its final judgment regarding Fundamental Rights petitions filed by CID Director Shani Abeysekara and Public Security Ministry Secretary Ravi Seneviratne concerning potential arrests linked to the Easter Sunday attacks.

Court of Appeal Resolves Dispute Over Trincomalee Temple Construction.

The Court of Appeal has concluded a writ petition concerning the potential demolition of parts of the Sri Sambuddha Jayanthi Bodhiraja Viharaya in Trincomalee, following confirmation that unauthorized structures have been removed.

Sri Lankan Citizen Successfully Challenges Police Social Media Ban Following HRC Intervention.

A Sri Lankan citizen has regained access to the official Sri Lanka Police Facebook page after the Human Rights Commission intervened, following his complaint that being blocked for critical comments violated his freedom of expression.