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Advocacy, Anuradhapura, Colombo, Gender, Human Rights, Moneragala, Pandemic

Adding Fuel to the Fire: The Dramatic Rise in Domestic Violence During COVID-19

A global rise in the cases of domestic violence (DV) has been observed during the COVID-19 pandemic and sustained periods of lockdown owing to the pandemic. Several factors including tension created by…

Chamathka Ratnayake and Tarangee Mutucumarana Chamathka Ratnayake and Tarangee Mutucumarana on 09/22/202110/09/2021
Gender, Human Rights, Media and Communications

Opinions, B*tch: Technology Based Violence Against Women in Sri Lanka

Although there is growing awareness of the impact on technology-based violence globally, there is little research on the different ways it can manifest. This report looks at how women are discussed on…

Groundviews Hashtag Generation and Ghosha Groundviews Hashtag Generation and Ghosha on 06/27/2019
Gender, Issues, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, The Constitutional Coup

We Want A Home And Country Free Of Violence

The 16 days of Activism Against Violence Against Women, begins on the 25th of November and ends on the 10th of December, on International Human Rights Day. These 16 days of activism…

Womens Coalition for Disaster Management - Eastern Province Womens Coalition for Disaster Management - Eastern Province on 12/04/201812/04/2018
Gender, Issues, Media and Communications, Politics and Governance

An Uneven Playing Field: Bisliya Bhutto

Initially, Bisliya, a women’s rights activist based in Puttalam and researching on female participation in politics, didn’t want to enter the arena herself. Her interests lay more in working to get more…

Groundviews Groundviews on 05/08/2018
Gender, Issues, Media and Communications, Politics and Governance

An Uneven Playing Field: Jeevanee Kariyawasam

‘When you’re having a conversation, your message might reach four or five people. With technology acting as a mouthpiece, you can reach thousands at a time. And when you don’t see the…

Amalini de Sayrah and Raisa Wickrematunge Amalini de Sayrah and Raisa Wickrematunge on 05/07/2018
Gender, Human Rights, Issues

An Uneven Playing Field: Rosy Senanayake

‘In the 21st century, the digital sphere nearly outweighs that of physical human interaction’ says Rosy Senanayake, who was officially appointed the first female mayor of Colombo recently. She notes that the…

Amalini de Sayrah and Raisa Wickrematunge Amalini de Sayrah and Raisa Wickrematunge on 05/05/2018
Gender, Issues, Politics and Governance

An Uneven Playing Field: Jegatheeswaram Jeyachandrika

Contesting under the UNP for the Arayampathy ward in Batticaloa, Jegatheeswaram Jeyachandrika, or Meena as she is known, counts the threats she has received on her fingers. There was the time people…

Amalini de Sayrah and Raisa Wickrematunge Amalini de Sayrah and Raisa Wickrematunge on 05/05/2018
Gender, Human Rights, Issues

Women’s Groups and Activists Express Concern in Kathua Rape Case

25th April 2018  H.E. Taranjit Singh Sandhu High Commissioner High Commission of India Colombo 3. Your Excellency, The Rape and Murder of an eight-year-old in Kathua: Women’s Groups and Activists Express Concern…

Groundviews Groundviews on 04/30/201805/01/2018
Gender, Issues

On the Harassment of the Lanka Comic Con Players

Though Sri Lanka often promotes the fact that it elected the first female Prime Minister as an example of its progressive stance on gender inequality, some Sri Lankans can’t stand to see…

Amalini De Sayrah Amalini De Sayrah on 09/01/201709/08/2017
Gender, Issues

Standing Tall: A study of Women In Need’s dedication to combating violence against women

Featured image courtesy Amalini de Sayrah Yesterday (November 25) marked the International Day to Eliminate Violence Against Women. To mark this day, decided to study an organisation dedicated towards combating violence against…

Raisa Wickrematunge Raisa Wickrematunge on 11/26/201508/01/2020

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