Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) is concerned by steps taken by the government to enact a “no questions asked” policy on deposits of foreign currency. Whilst TISL recognizes the need for policies to bolster foreign currency reserves, we strongly believe that any new policies should be consistent with Sri Lanka’s ... Read More

In a letter addressed to the Election Commission of Sri Lanka yesterday (23), Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) raised several key considerations which must be taken into account ahead of the upcoming 2020 Parliamentary Elections scheduled for 20 June. TISL highlights the urgent need to amend circular 2020/03 to reflect the changed circumstances brought about by ... Read More

Presidential Secretariat must make the following documents public - Report of the Trial Judge Advice of the Attorney General Recommendation of the Justice Minister Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) calls on the Presidential Secretariat to publicly disclose all relevant documents in the case of the presidential pardon afforded to the convict in the case of the Mirusuvil Massacre ... Read More