Millions of tourists visit, but much of the revenue never reaches SL
💡 In this analysis, we uncover how foreign-run businesses exploit regulatory gaps, bypass taxes, and operate outside SL’s oversight.
📖 The inaugural issue of Policy Prism on: https://t.co/bsGyZlqBGm
Against the backdrop of ongoing unrest in Nepal, this article, authored by Mihika Gunasekere and Viduravi Athulathmudali, illustrates the broader relevance of thoughtful judicial deference in safeguarding democracy.
🔗Check it out on: https://t.co/bsGyZlqBGm
This Issue of Legal Bites revisits the dissenting judgment in Sathkunanathan, exploring how minority judicial opinions can guide executive decision-making, uphold constitutional order, & protect fundamental rights during extraordinary circumstances.
🔗 https://t.co/bsGyZlqBGm
The insights build on discussions from Sector 360’s inaugural session on the Macroeconomic Outlook of Sri Lanka and the 2030 Economic Agenda.
🔗Read the latest opinion on: https://t.co/Y4vqIpgiKq
Can Sri Lanka turn its post-crisis recovery into a long-term, resilient, and inclusive economy by 2030? This overview explores how strong fiscal discipline, monetary reforms, and strategic policy frameworks could shape the country’s trajectory.
https://t.co/Y4vqIpgiKq
Authored by Dileka Kanchanamala and Menuka Rahul Premashantha, Issue 3 of Legal Bites examines global examples, constitutional challenges, and how such a reform could transform sovereignty.
🔗 Check it out on: https://t.co/bsGyZlqBGm
In a thought-provoking call for democratic renewal, this Issue of Legal Bites explores how introducing a recall mechanism in Sri Lanka could allow citizens to remove underperforming leaders before their terms end.
🔗 Check it out on: https://t.co/bsGyZlq3QO
The Second Issue of Legal Bites authored by Samadhi Hansani Premasiri unpacks the legal arguments, the implications for procedural fairness, and why the court ruled that even the highest-ranking officials must be held accountable.
🔗 Checkout it out on: https://t.co/bsGyZlqBGm
In a case that has gripped national attention, the Court of Appeal's decision to dismiss the writ petition filed by former IGP Tennakoon, without even granting a hearing, marks a powerful reaffirmation of judicial independence and the rule of law.
Read:
https://t.co/bsGyZlqBGm
The MV X-Press Pearl disaster exposed deep fault lines in corporate conduct, government response, and legal preparedness.
Read our analysis of the Supreme Court Judgement here: https://t.co/mCQhGOSrER
What was once a long-standing conflict has taken a darker turn. A surge in elephant deaths, disturbing patterns of injury, and new threats point to a more coordinated and lethal phase in Sri Lanka’s human-elephant conflict.
🔗 View full article: https://t.co/uSA2q8nb6J
We’re proud to launch the official website of LAARC, a space where research, reform, and civic engagement converge.
Dive in, explore what’s live, and check back often as we continue to build a space for knowledge that moves.
Visit on: https://t.co/HkCj2IHEjh
📅 Date: Saturday, 19th July 2025
🕗 Time: 8.30 PM onwards
💻 Platform: Google Meets
🔗 Meeting Link: https://t.co/TNNnGFpsFi
Be part of the conversation that looks beyond the headlines and into the future. 💬
🚀 Launching Sector 360 with an Expert Lens on Sri Lanka’s Economic Future
We begin our journey with a deep dive into the Macroeconomic Outlook of Sri Lanka and the 2030 Economic Agenda, led by Navinda Meepe, Senior Research Analyst at Frontier Research.
Join us for the inaugural session of Sector 360 by LAARC!
📅 Saturday, 19th July 2025
🕣 8:30 p.m. via Zoom
We kick off with an insightful discussion on:
“Macroeconomic Outlook of Sri Lanka and the 2030 Economic Agenda”
Stay informed. Shape the discourse.
Research that matters. Reform that begins with knowledge. 🚀
We’re proud to announce the upcoming launch of the official website of the Lalith Athulathmudali Advanced Research Centre (LAARC) — where ideas move from the page to the real world.
Coming Soon ✨
This is your opportunity to volunteer for a cause that matters.
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Be the voice they’ve long been denied.
Use the link below to express your interest and become part of a movement for meaningful social impact.
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The Nattamis remain unrecognised and unprotected. While their labour moves the economy, their rights and dignity are too often ignored.
Join a groundbreaking initiative by LAARC to bring visibility, justice, and reform to informal workers starting with the Nattamis of Pettah.
We are calling on committed and socially conscious individuals—from any background—to support this research and advocacy campaign focused on labour rights, informal economies, and inclusive policy change.