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Sri Lanka: Defend striking non-academic university employees! Fight for a decent wage increase! - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka: Defend striking non-academic university employees! Fight for a decent wage increase!

The UNATUA leadership is the main obstacle to a political struggle by non-academic staff to defeat government repression, win a decent wage increase and oppose the cuts to public education.

Source: wsws.org
McDonald's closes branches in Sri Lanka over poor hygiene - Vimarsana News

McDonald's closes branches in Sri Lanka over poor hygiene

International fast food chain McDonalds announced that it will close all branches with its franchise partner in Sri Lanka, following reports of a failure to adhere to international hygiene standards.

Sri Lanka Grapples with Trauma of Jihadist Easter Massacre Five Years Later - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka Grapples with Trauma of Jihadist Easter Massacre Five Years Later

Sri Lanka will mark its fifth Easter since the harrowing April 21, 2019, jihadist suicide bombings that killed 275 people.

Self-proclaimed gangster appointed Jaffna's UNP organiser - Vimarsana News

Self-proclaimed gangster appointed Jaffna's UNP organiser

(Image courtesy: Yarltheepan) The United National Party (UNP) has appointed self-proclaimed Ava gang senior member and former Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) member Arun Siddharthan as its Jaffna organiser ahead of Sri Lanka's presidential polls which are set to take place this year. 

'Majoritarianism led communities to take up arms' admits Sri Lankan minister in India - Vimarsana News

'Majoritarianism led communities to take up arms' admits Sri Lankan minister in India

Sri Lanka’s state minister for foreign affairs admitted that “majoritarianism in Sri Lanka led to discrimination of certain communities which led them to take up arms,” and called for power sharing – even as his government continues to refuse to do so.