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US Riots Show That Double Standards Rankle

author: Jehan Perera

Continuing Relevance Of The 19th Amendment

author: Jehan Perera

Curb Nationalism Without Stoking Its Fire

author: Jehan Perera

Oversight By Parliament Is To Hold Executive Accountable

author: Jehan Perera

If President Acts, Resort To Courts May Not Be Necessary

author: Jehan Perera

Statesmanship On Both Sides Is Needed To Deal With Crisis

author: Jehan Perera

Only The Living Can Demand Justice

author: Jehan Perera

The President’s Call: Politics Or Constitution?

author: Jehan Perera

Mounting Challenge To Sustain The People

author: Jehan Perera

Reclaim Opportunity To Work Together

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... Sri Lanka today is one of the more peaceful countries. PEACE
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Share this sentiment@ leelagemalli. Watched the poor Justice Minister trying to explain
Ajith
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"A prerequisite for a ‘System change’ is to work within the existing
leelagemalli
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cont. The expectations were enormous because the opportunity was unprecedented. Instead, the
leelagemalli
on The Captured State: How ‘System Change’ Swallowed Its Own Crusaders
The NPP government's latest explanation; that meaningful "system change" first requires working
nimal fernando
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OC, - Seeya wouldn't have skimped if he had access to public
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Ajith
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