The United States and Canada, have taken steps to impose targeted sanctions on high-ranking Sri Lankan officials

Gal Ferenbook, who was accused by the Hind Rajab Foundation of war crimes, has fled Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka’s President said it was 'unfortunate' that an environmental case had been lodged against a proposed power project.

Gajendrakumar Ponnambalam said the government’s commitment to anti-racism would be tested by how it handles the construction of an illegal Buddhist temple.

Gnanasara failed to appear for a scheduled hearing on a defamation case.

Over 100 refugees fleeing from Myanmar, including approximately 25 children, arrived at the Mullivaikkal coast.

Traders in Mannar accused the National People's Power (NPP) of interference.

The Hind Rajab Foundation has called on Sri Lanka to arrest him and co-operate with the International Criminal Court.

Northern Province Governor Nagalingam Vedanayagam called for Eelam Tamil refugees in Tamil Nadu to return to the island, pledging land allocation, housing schemes, and livelihood assistance. His comments come against the stark reality of Tamils continuing to risk dangerous journeys to escape ongoing persecution.