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Activists also slapped with travel ban for unlawful assembly, damage to public property

It’s about noon, July 21, at the passport office in Colombo’s Battaramulla area, and the queues are serpentine, seeking that one document to leave the country. A few kilometres away, President Ranil Wickremesinghe has just been sworn in, a week after predecessor Gotabaya Rajapaksa flew out to Maldives to escape a public which took over

Church joins politicians of all persuasions in appealing for calm after troops clash with protesters

Church joins politicians of all persuasions in appealing for calm after troops clash with protesters

Rumors are rife orders to shoot protesters have been issued to deal with the crisis gripping the island nation

Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith encourages Sri Lankan political leaders to make good on their promises to give up power this week, and expresses hope that a ...

A video clip of an army officer kicking a man at a gas station went viral prompting authorities to launch an inquiry

Top clerics call for immediate action to claim international aid, ease worst-ever economic crisis in nations history

The 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings killed 269 people and injured over 500.

Repeated pleas for accountability from the authorities have fallen on deaf ears, says Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith