Freedom of Speech and Expression including publication is enshrined in Article 14(1) (a) subject to restrictions put on Article 15(2) of the same 1978 Constitution of Sri Lanka. However, section 3(1) of the ICCPR Act gives ...

Law serves as a fundamental structure in society, aiming to ensure security, freedom, and dignity. Therefore, law is not an independent entity existing apart from society; rather, it is deeply interwoven with the fabric ...

The RTI Act is well-regarded, and Sri Lanka is considered to have an excellent right to access information. However, the practical implementation of the Act is currently questionable. Although the Act itself is sound, its ...

Human rights are inalienable, inherent, and universal, yet in Sri Lanka—a nation steeped in religious and cultural traditions—the acknowledgment of these rights often mirrors prevailing social norms. For LGBTQAI individuals, ...

Technology can break down boundaries, but it can also build obstacles if it is unavailable. Over the years, we have not given digital accessibility the priority it needs. The issue of people not understanding the necessity ...

Love is a basic need. Every individual throughout their lives needs to feel connected to someone of something. The need of love begins with the birth and continuous throughout the existence of an individual. During the ...

The advent of the Internet has transformed the traditional business epoch, propelling what is popularly recognized as ‘e-commerce’. The advancement of information technology and telecommunication further accelerated this ...

The reduced rate of women in employment is influenced by various factors, including social and cultural norms, family responsibilities, discriminatory hiring practices, workplace challenges, and safety concerns. This paper ...