Minister Alles to amend ‘Online Safety Bill’
Minister of Public Security, Tiran Alles, has decided to retract the Online Safety Bill he initially presented in Parliament, opting
Prime Minister Gunawardena Calls Meeting with Political Parties to Discuss Electoral Reforms
Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena has convened a gathering of all political parties represented in Parliament today, focusing on the imperative
Anti-Terrorism Bill not yet tabled in parliament, AG tells court
The Attorney General today (Oct. 13) informed the Supreme Court that the Anti-Terrorism Bill has not been presented to the
UN Human Rights Office concerns over two draft laws in Sri Lanka
The UN Human Rights Office has raised serious concerns over two bills under consideration in the Sri Lankan Parliament –
Sarath Weerasekera’s US visa issue: P’ment can only inquire from US authorities: Dep. Speaker
There is no issue for Parliament with regard to making an inquiry about the visa obstacle which is likely to
Why does China court Sri Lankan MPs more than others?
China, more than any other country in the region or elsewhere, offers exchange programmes to the parliamentarians from Sri Lanka.