LLRC calls for Rule of Law, not rule of men

Implementation of recommendations crucial for Sri Lanka

Grievances of Tamil people must be addressed; trilingualism and talks with diaspora suggested

By Our Political Editor

More talks on the final report of the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission (LLRC) began last week just after

President Mahinda Rajapaksa, returned from attending the Asia Pacific Democracy Forum in Bali, Indonesia

There was a change of mind over President Rajapaksa tabling the report in Parliament and making a statement as revealed exclusively in the Sunday Times of December 4. In fact the outlines of such a speech, government sources said, were being put together by External Affairs Minister G.L. Peiris. It was decided that instead, House Leader Nimal Siripala de Silva make a statement and table the report. Thus, it was agreed it should take place not on December 21, the last day of the on-going budget sessions of Parliament but last Friday. Yet, President Rajapaksa is expected to be present in the House on Wednesday in his capacity as Minister of Finance.

LLRC Chairman and former Attorney General C.R. de Silva P.C.

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LLRC head’s wife to be appointed as Justice Ministry Secretary
Saturday, 10 December 2011

The President has decided to appoint Chairman of the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission (LLRC), C.R. de Silva’s (Bulla) wife, Kamalini de Alwis as the Justice Ministry Secretary, Ministry sources said.

She is currently an additional secretary to the Ministry.
The President is to appoint current Justice Ministry Secretary Suhada Gamlath as an Additional Solicitor General to the Attorney General’s Department in order to appoint Mrs. De Silva as the new Justice Ministry Secretary.
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Post-war situation in Northern Sri Lanka &

Prospects for Reconciliation
19 Nov, 2011

Saturday, 03 December 2011

First Lady’s nephew gets 2,000 acres for free

Arrangements have been made to give a 2,000 acre land in Trincomalee to one of First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa’s nephews, Dilshan Wickremasinghe for free, a senior official from the Economic Development Ministry said.

Justice Warawawa faces death threats from MaRa regime

(Lanka-e-News -19.Nov.2011, 11.55P.M.) Justice W T M P B Warawawa , one of the judges in the white flag case has received death threats from the MaRa regime, according to reports reaching Lanka e news.

Judge Warawewa’s computer data deleted

Monday, 21 November 2011

High Court Judge Warawewa had typed the verdict of the controversial White Flag case against former Army Commander Sarath Fonseka on the 17th evening and had shut down the computer before locking his office room and leaving.

However, some person had secretly entered the office room and had deleted all the data in the judge’s computer.

Judge Warawewa harassed for judgment: Ranil

SUNDAY, 20 NOVEMBER 2011

High Court Judge W. T. M. P. B. Warawewa who acquitted former Army Commander Sarath Fonseka of all charges in the white flag case has already been subjected to harassment, Opposition UNP leader Ranil Wickremesinghe alleged today.

MOVEMENT FOR JUSTICE

Friday, 25 November 2011

Movement for Justice was launched on 23 Nov under the patronage of rev Madulawe Sobitha. MP Dayasiri, MP Sumanthiran, DPF leader Mano Ganesan, Bahu of nssp, USP leader Siritunga, Priydarsani women leader, and university teacher’s president participated in this press conference.

Dr Vickramabahu made the following speech in this meeting.

Deepali asks why it was wrong for the President to have attended her daughter’s wedding (Photos)

Regime chief's reciprocal gesture: Deepali and Raseen to have foreign pleasure trips

(Lanka-e-News -20.Nov.2011, 11.55P.M.)

Deepali shows her gratitude for daughter’s wedding gift

Saturday, 19 November 2011

Lanka News Web has learnt of the valuable wedding gifts given by President Mahinda Rajapaksa to the daughter of High Court Judge Deepali Wijesundera, who sentenced former Army Commander Sarath Fonseka to three years in prison in the White Flag case. President Rajapaksa signed as the witness from the bride’s side for the wedding.

After signing as the witness for the wedding, the President has handed an envelop to the bride with a cheque signed for Rs. 1 million to Deepali Wijesundera’s daughter. The President had also sent a brand new unregistered vehicle to her house few days after the wedding.

Opposition MPs assaulted in parliament

21 November, 2011

'We were shamelessly assaulted at a time the whole world is watching. This is like Libya during old days'

Here is a tip off for CID : the place where quadruple murder suspect is hiding

Monday 21 of November 2011

(Lanka-e-News -22.Nov.2011, 3.30 A.M.) There is a court order issued to the CID that R.Duminda Silva alias ‘kudu Duminda’ of Kolonnawa who is the prime suspect in the murder of Bharatha Lakshman

Criminals Posing As The CID

Sunday, November 20, 2011

White vans are back again

By Nirmala Kannangara - Photos by Asoka Fernando

MaRa sends General to jail and makes a beeline to Kelaniya temple to wipe away his sins since birth

Dematagoda Chaminda says Eknaligoda’s body was dumped in the sea

Tuesday, 15 November 2011

Underworld leader Dematagoda Chaminda has told the CID recently that a group of persons led by him had dumped the body of journalist Prageeth Eknaligoda in the sea off the Negombo lagoon.

SLFP seniors accuse “Mafia” Gota

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Tuesday, 15 November 2011

Senior minister of the SLFP are displeased with Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa also known as “Mafia Gota” for undue interference in the affairs of senior party ministers following the war victory.