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Sri Lanka's Suresh Sallay complicit in Easter bombings: report - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's Suresh Sallay complicit in Easter bombings: report

Sri Lanka's current intelligence chief, Suresh Sallay, was complicit in the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings that killed 279 people, including 45 foreign nationals, a British newspaper claimed Monday.

SRI LANKA Card Ranjith tells the sick to pray that the country too may heal - Vimarsana News

SRI LANKA Card Ranjith tells the sick to pray that the country too may heal

The Archbishop of Colombo led the annual Blessing of the Sick at the Marian shrine in Tewatte. Many Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims joined in the celebration. The cardinal mentioned again the denial of justice for the victims of 2019 Easter massacres.

Sri Lankan bishop charges political leaders protect Easter Sunday bombers | News Headlines - Vimarsana News

Sri Lankan bishop charges political leaders protect Easter Sunday bombers | News Headlines

Bishop Harold Perera of Kurunegala, Sri Lanka, has charged that powerful political leaders in that country are seeking to silence the calls for investigation of the terror bombing of Catholic churches on Easter Sunday in 2019.

Sri Lanka ex-prez defaults on payouts for Easter attack victims - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka ex-prez defaults on payouts for Easter attack victims

Maithripala Sirisena, top officials were ordered by Supreme Court to deposit 310 million rupees (some US$980,000) by July 12

ECCLESIA IN ASIA Sri Lankan bishops appeal on behalf of plantation workers, slaves for 200 years - Vimarsana News

ECCLESIA IN ASIA Sri Lankan bishops appeal on behalf of plantation workers, slaves for 200 years

In 1823 the British began to bring Tamil workers from southern India to work as cheap labour. For Cardinal Ranjith, this type of slavery “continues today”. Plantation workers should be accepted without fear, as part of the country’s lifeline. Their dignity must be protected.