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Author: Sharmila Gamlath

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#GoHomeGota, #GotaGoHome, Colombo, Gender, Human Rights, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance

To the Sisters of My Motherland

My beautiful motherland, ravaged by invaders and damaged by internal conflict over the centuries, is now drowning in the depths of economic despair. There is no respite in sight for the people…

Sharmila Gamlath Sharmila Gamlath on 05/09/2022
Colombo, Gender, Politics and Governance

Whatever happened to the respect towards women in Sri Lanka?

Photo courtesy IPS A few days ago, I listened to a speech made by the great artiste Mr Dharmasiri Bandaranayake. Although there were several connotations in his speech, and it contained much…

Sharmila Gamlath Sharmila Gamlath on 01/04/201501/02/2015
Colombo, Education, Politics and Governance, Politics and Governance

The future of tertiary education in Sri Lanka

Photo by The Picture Press, featured in As I emphasized in my previous article, never in our lifetime will we be presented with ideal alternatives. However, as citizens of Sri Lanka, we…

Sharmila Gamlath Sharmila Gamlath on 01/03/201501/02/2015
Colombo, Elections, Politics and Governance, Presidential Election 2015

Rationalizing the political choices available to us

Photo courtesy News First Generally, I do not use social media to present my opinions about social, political or economic matters relating to Sri Lanka. However, having seen the avid debates on…

Sharmila Gamlath Sharmila Gamlath on 01/02/2015

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