Sunila Abeysekera singing. See http://groundviews.org/2013/09/09/sunila-abeysekera-1952-2013/ for full obituary.

Sunila Abeysekera

I See Fire (Kygo Remix)

Composed, written, produced, and performed by Bo Sedkid.

KULPRIT By Bo Sedkid

Audio Overview(English): Generate by NotebookLM ( Based on Sinhala Article: https://www.vikalpa.org/article/44889 BY Sampath Samarakoon 

[The HRCSL also recommended that the Secretary to the Ministry of Public Security pay 200,000 rupees (LKR 2 lakhs) as compensation for the injustice caused to Rushdi]

This Sri Lankan article from Vikalpa, written by Sampath Samarakoon, critiques the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA), describing it as a tool for human rights violations. The piece focuses on the case of Mohammed Rushdi, a young man arrested under the PTA for displaying an "F*** Israel" sticker, an act deemed by authorities as inciting terrorism. The article highlights how Rushdi's human rights were violated and how the Sri Lanka Human Rights Commission (HRCSL) recommended compensation for the injustice he suffered. It further questions the current government's commitment to abolishing the PTA, despite earlier promises, emphasizing the need for its repeal to prevent future abuses of power and protect fundamental freedoms.



Colombo 

[Mohamed Rushdi] Branding a Young Man a Terrorist Victim (Under the Pretext of National Security): Can a Victim of the PTA Reclaim His Life?

Another idea I was playing around with in the studio. Let me know what you guys think!

Hypem: http://hypem.com/track/2cw4g/Kygo+-+Piano+Jam+2

Piano Jam 2

Sri Lankan contemporary artist Jagath Weerasinghe speaks to gallerist Saskia Fernando about his latest exhibition April Works: Backpacks, Bombs and Borders.

Jagath Weerasinghe in conversation with Saskia Fernando

Artist Jagath Weerasinghe, whose exhibition April Works: Backpacks, Bombs & Borders discusses his online exhibition with Sanjana Hattotuwa, founder of Groundviews.org

Jagath Weerasinghe in conversation with Sanjana Hattotuwa

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[Mohamed Rushdi] Branding a Young Man a Terrorist Victim (Under the Pretext of National Security): Can a Victim of the PTA Reclaim His Life?

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