Government and Rule of Law
Posts discussing government accountability, constitutional reform, provincial council elections, and the application of rule of law in Sri Lanka. Includes political analysis and commentary on democratic processes.
Nothing says "committed to rule of law" quite like Sri Lanka's ability to simultaneously announce major infrastructure projects, abandon them mysteriously, and then ask media outlets to figure out what happened—all while everyone nods solemnly about constitutional reform.
Valid point 🙏 @CSE_Media should request #ASIR and/or parent #SHL to clarify recent press reports stating that its proposed US$100 mn hospital project in Port City #lka is no longer proceeding @MayoClinic was even linked as a strategic partner to the project in Sept 2023 #CSE https://t.co/uCDOHYMDTI https://t.co/YzEYQqD7n0
If #lka govt truly walks its talk (which it doesn't always do), we citizens will applaud this commitment to the #RuleOfLaw. Saluting @NalindaJay for speaking plainly on this issue, and govt for not giving into populist demands for #saffron exceptions to the law. Now, please https://t.co/y6khxhgJ5O
Nearly a decade after #SriLanka’s last provincial council #elections, #India is urging Colombo to hold them soon while avoiding direct pressure. The shift reflects a pragmatic approach to devolution as constitutional reform evolves: @gs_aditya & Kriti Khanduri