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Author: Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon

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Colombo, Culture, Gender, Human Rights, Politics and Governance, Youth

On Consent – Romeo and Juliet and the Draft Bill

Newscutter What is consent? When it comes to sexual relations, the concept of consent is that it must be between two consenting adults. Currently, the age of consent for girls in Sri…

Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon on 04/18/202404/20/2024
Colombo, Culture, Healthcare, Media and Communications

After the Fact

The family of Amal Sanderatne shared a public message, which was courageous and honest in the context of the stigma that has cloaked the issue of mental health and suicidal ideation in…

Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon on 07/27/202307/29/2023
Colombo, Gender, Human Rights, justice

She Said/He Said

Much has been written and said in the last few days since the news was released that a Sri Lankan cricketer has been charged with sexual assault by an Australian woman. Between…

Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon on 11/10/202211/13/2022
Colombo, Gender, Healthcare, Human Rights, Politics and Governance

Bodily Harm: Abortion and the Rights of Women in Sri Lanka

The title of this article is taken from a collection of short stories by Margaret Atwood who has attained celebrity cult status recently due to her dystopic novel The Handmaid’s Tale, which…

Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon on 06/29/202206/29/2022
Colombo, Identity, Media and Communications

Plagiarism: A Plague or the New Normal?

While Sri Lankans are famous for defending their property rights when it comes to land ownership and title deeds, intellectual property is not exactly sacrosanct. From Aishwarya Rai “endorsing” beauty parlours to…

Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon Lilanka Botejue and Devika Brendon on 12/08/2020

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