women should in fact be allowed to buy alcohol just like any Sri Lankan man can and that it is absurd to prohibit the possession of alcohol in a public place but also because over the years there has been an insidious shift in Sri Lanka’s attitude towards women.
A moral panic over women’s behaviour is slowly creeping across the country driven by the state but also other actors such as the clergy.
Nuclear power is neither cheap, nor ‘clean’ nor safe. Yet, politicians, in ignorance and scientists, with bias, and industry in greed, harp on its virtues. ‘Look before you leap,’ is an old adage. Our government seems to have leapt blindly into the nuclear power cesspool. Is it too late to commence the ardours climb out of this hellhole? When it comes to human life, it is never too late. The answer to our energy needs lies in renewable and clean sources, which we have in abundance.
The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has received information that Ms. Frederica Sandra Carmela Jansz, editor of the local, English-language newspaper, The Sunday Leader, received sexually violent, anonymous death threats on 27 October 2011.
New report by SOMO and ICN reveals labour right violations in Rainforest Alliance certified tea production for Unilever
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