DailyMirror
The government said today that their must be a surveillance mechanism to monitor the funds and activities of NGOs to ensure that they do not work against the government, a senior government minister said.
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Move to arrest J.C. Weliamuna – Five media organizations vehemently opposed
Posted on 10 March 2010.
We five media organizations in Sri Lanka is shocked and outraged by the unofficial reports of imminent arrest of Executive Director of the Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL), Mr. J.C. Weliamuna.
Public access to vital govt. documents
Posted on 10 March 2010.
DailyMirror
Vital documents relating to public utilities, urban development and environment assessments will be open to the general public on request, in a move by the Urban Development Authourity (UDA) and the Sri Lanka Land Reclamation and Development Corporation (SLRDC) aimed at creating transparency in its functions.
Powerful politico is violating principles: CTU
Posted on 10 March 2010.
DailyMirror
The Ceylon Teacher’s Union (CTU) yesterday alleged that a powerful politician was using principals and teachers in election work and urged the relevant authorities to take necessary action to prevent such malpractice.
Foreign Counting Agents
Posted on 10 March 2010.
DailyMirror
The UNP said yesterday that they would request Elections Commissioner Dayananda Dissanayake to deploy foreign election monitors to the counting centres at this general election.
MPs get salary, pension
Posted on 10 March 2010.
DailyMirror
It has proved to the average public more than once that politicians are the luckiest of the whole lot who walk on the earth and Parliamentarians of Sri Lanka are not an exception.
Emergency extended by parliament
Posted on 09 March 2010.
DailyMirror
The state of emergency was passed in parliament a short while ago with a majority of 93 votes in support and 24 against. The JVP, UNP and TNA voted against the extension of emergency.
Most election offices illegal: Monitors
Posted on 09 March 2010.
DailyMirror
Political parties and independent groups contesting the April 8 general election have violated the election law by putting up co-ordinating offices in excess of the number stipulated in the Parliamentary Election Act, polls observers said yesterday.
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- Govt. says NGOs must be transparent
- Move to arrest J.C. Weliamuna – Five media organizations vehemently opposed
- Public access to vital govt. documents
- Powerful politico is violating principles: CTU
- Foreign Counting Agents
- MPs get salary, pension
- Emergency extended by parliament
- Most election offices illegal: Monitors
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