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Opinion

Reconciliation: The Symbolic and the Substantive

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Against the backdrop of grave planetary changes, Sarath Fonseka’s release, G.L. Peris’ visit to Washington DC and the third anniversary of the defeat of the LTTE, an evaluation of the requirements of reconciliation are in order.
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Sex in the city

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Sex is not illegal in SL. Soliciting is a crime. Managing sex workers is also a crime. A tragic story reported yesterday was of a 17 year old girl from a remote area of Batticaloa, lodged by a woman in Maradana, ...
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Editorial - Fathering freedom

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It would not come as a surprise if the methods used to decide the ownership of the war victory are applied again when deciding the ownership of Mr. Fonseka’s release.
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The cost of a struggle = the joy of a victory

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Former Commander of the Army Gen. Sarath Fonseka who was imprisoned for more than two years has been released. It is through powers vested with the President to pardon convicted offenders as stipulated in clause 34 in the Constitution.
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Destroying traditional SLFP Foreign Policy

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The more extreme elements in the Ministry of External Affairs have at last put their cards on the table in the form of an article by the wife of one of its rising stars.
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Editorial: Jayawewa! Significance of Fonseka’s release

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The much awaited release of former Army Commander Sarath Fonseka – whatever the reason for it and whatever the change in strategic political alliances – is widely seen as a major step towards the restoration of democratic values and freedoms.
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One Ocean, many worlds of life

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Why is it vital to protect the seas and oceans? It needs to be remembered that ‘life’ originated therein. It is in the seas that the first bacteria and viruses were born,
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The challenge in Chicago

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The NATO summit in Chicago seems to be in a fix. Though the leaders had converged with a sense of understanding to scale down their responsibilities and walk out of Afghanistan in grace, and that too at the earliest, the change of heart from Washington has acted as a spanner in works.
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Engaging the critics: an absolute imperative

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Today, human rights watchdog Amnesty International (AI) will launch its 50th global human rights report – “Amnesty International Report 2012: State of the World’s Human Rights”.
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Tragedy of the Sri Lankan State

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Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted and proclaimed by the General Assembly of the United Nations on December 10, 1948 states that;
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Flowers in full bloom
Fire breaks out in saw mill
Demanding for salary increment
Protest at SLIC

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