Personal page and articles by Iromi Perera
Sri Lanka’s Census 2012: What should have been asked? What could have been done better?
Conducting a census is an important activity for any country as the data gathered from it would serve as the...
Continue reading »Sexist doctors: Speak up, talk about it
Image courtesy Women’s Views on News The lady in front of me in the queue put a packet of condoms...
Continue reading »In the midst of the Adi Vel festival
All photos by Iromi Perera 9.30am Saturday morning. I was walking on the pavement in Bambalapitiya when I found myself...
Continue reading »Trail Sri Lanka: Celebrating the Sri Lankan spirit
“Oya kattiyada uthurata awidinne?” (Are you folk walking to the North?) Not exactly the kind of question one is asked...
Continue reading »Celebrating sexist, lewd live television in Sri Lanka
When I overhead someone talking about the dramatic finale of Swarnavahini’s Megastar reality show I wanted to know what had...
Continue reading »The Big Stink in Sri Lanka
Every day, we fight several battles – from inflation to traffic to our friendly neighborhood cop. Our battles are many,...
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