20 Sri Lankan MPs Visit China for Development Workshop
A 20-member parliamentary delegation led by Deputy Minister Kaushalya Ariyarathna is in China until June 5 for an NDRC development planning workshop.
A 20-member parliamentary delegation led by Deputy Minister Kaushalya Ariyarathna is in China until June 5 for an NDRC development planning workshop.
The Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission said impunity for Sri Lanka's wartime abuses persists 17 years on, renewing calls for Tamil accountability.
Chief Magistrate Asanga Bodaragama remanded the Welikada OIC until June 9 over an alleged Rs. 300,000-per-passport bribe involving detained Chinese nationals.
Dissanayake rejects collapse claims, citing a record-low 2.3% budget deficit and $1.7bn current account surplus, and accuses corrupt critics of stoking chaos.
An Amnesty International report alleges Malaiyaha Tamil workers on Southern Province tea estates face abuses meeting ILO forced-labour indicators.
The Anuradhapura Special High Court for Child Abuse sentences a temple chief monk to 30 years' rigorous imprisonment for abusing a 14-year-old boy.
Airport Customs officers detained two foreign nationals arriving from Kuala Lumpur with 50,200 Chinese-made cigarettes worth Rs.7.53 million.
Former President CBK has written to all three Buddhist chapters calling for a Dharma Sanghayana to address deep-rooted issues within the clergy.
SJB MP Mujibur Rahman has denied 53 calls with a jailed drug suspect, saying the SIM belonged to a supporter, after the CID recorded his statement.
Sri Lanka's coal commission will record statements next week from Coal Company, Lakvijaya and Energy Ministry officials, with 28 complaints received.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Rev. Uduwila Sujatha's appeal, affirming his 10-year sentence for the 2009 sexual abuse of a nine-year-old boy.
A suspect remanded over the Hatton-Dickoya double murder was re-arrested in Bogawantalawa, hours after escaping custody during a hospital transfer.
A Colombo Trial-at-Bar set June 12 for arguments in the criminal negligence case against ex-officials Hemasiri Fernando and Pujith Jayasundera.
President Dissanayake pledges to amend the 1931 Vihara Act and revive a monk disciplinary body, as ex-President Kumaratunga seeks a Buddhist Council.
Tokyo grants US$1.34 million for humanitarian demining in the Northern and Eastern Provinces, enabling over 3,100 displaced people to return home.
Fort Magistrate's Court issues an arrest warrant for ex-NFF MP Jayantha Samaraweera over the alleged misuse of Presidential Secretariat vehicles.
Talangama Police have summoned protest leader Sugeeshwara Bandara over an alleged feces attack during the April 28 Treasury-hack demonstration.
The Officer-in-Charge of Welikada Police was arrested for allegedly demanding Rs. 300,000 each from 19 Chinese nationals to release their passports.
Counsel for Yoshitha Rajapaksa asked the Homagama High Court to lift his overseas travel ban; the judge offered conditional relief and adjourned to July 30.
Negombo court remands all 23 accused in the BIA monk drug-smuggling case until June 9; the third accused appears in person while the others join online.
The Attorney General told the Supreme Court that indictments against ex-IGP Deshabandu Tennakoon over the 2022 Galle Face attack will be filed within a month.
Dubai Police have arrested Sri Lankan organised-crime suspect 'Alto Dharme', wanted on an Interpol Red Notice, along with his wife and two children.
Cabinet Spokesman Nalinda Jayatissa says a bill to revoke the seats of MPs who cross over to another party after being elected will be tabled soon.
A young man has been arrested at Bandaranaike International Airport with Kush cannabis worth over Rs. 80 million and handed to the Police Narcotics Bureau.