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Sri Lanka falls 15 places in 2024 World Press Freedom Index
3 May 2024 (11:13 PM) Japanese FM Yoko Kamikawa arrives in Sri Lanka
4 May 2024 (11:44 AM) Sri Lanka falls 15 places in 2024 World Press Freedom Index
3 May 2024 (11:13 PM) Mobile court units inaugurated at several prisons for remote judicial proceedings
4 May 2024 (12:09 PM) Japan will continue to stand by Sri Lanka as it becomes hub of Indian Ocean - FM
4 May 2024 (5:57 PM) Govt s decision to grant land rights to citizens is globally unprecedented - President
4 May 2024 (2:41 PM) |
Sri Lanka has dropped fifteen places and ranks 150th in the 2024 World Press Freedom Index, published annually by Reporters Without Borders (RSF). 
The Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yoko Kamikawa has arrived in Sri Lanka on an official visit to discuss Sri Lanka s debt and economic restructuring process. 
The inauguration of mobile court systems, facilitating the remote presentation of suspects before courts through online channels, took place today (04) at three prisons in the Southern Province. 
The Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Yoko Kamikawa conveyed Japan s intension to further support Sri Lanka s development by swiftly resuming existing Yen loan projects once the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on debt restructuring is signed 
President Ranil Wickremesinghe hailed the government s decision to grant freehold land deeds to Mahaweli settlers as unprecedented globally in granting land rights to its citizens. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
