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June 22, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Sallay’s Wife Seeks State Protection, Alleges CID Surveillance of Her Children

The wife of detained former State Intelligence Service (SIS) chief Major General (Retd.) Suresh Sallay has lodged a complaint seeking protection for herself and her children, alleging that they have been subjected

Afghanistan/World

Afghanistan’s Forgotten Tradition of Learning

For centuries, Afghanistan’s educational institutions stood at the crossroads of faith, scholarship, and intellectual inquiry, producing generations of jurists, poets, philosophers, scientists, and religious scholars whose influence reached far beyond the country’s borders. Historical records describe a system in which

July 3, 2026

Epstein Files Raise Claims of Secret Children and Missing Newborn

Diplomacy/Human Rights

Jeffrey Epstein may have fathered multiple secret children, including one allegedly taken from her mother minutes after birth, according to newly released files from

AFP Supports Sri Lanka Police in Combatting Child Exploitation

Defence/Events

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has reinforced its collaboration with the Sri Lanka Police (SLP) in the fight against online child exploitation, as part

Maximizing Learning: A Student’s Guide to Using Phones and Educational Apps Effectively

February 17, 2026
Editor's Choice/Education/Sri Lanka

Digital Tools in Modern Education: In the 21st century, cellphones, educational apps, and online platforms have become integral components of modern education. Students now access lectures, tutorials, practice exercises, and even global

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Drug Shortage Crisis Puts Young Patients at Risk in Sri Lanka

February 14, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A growing shortage of essential medicines for children in Sri Lanka has raised alarm among medical professionals, who say lives are being placed in danger due to the lack of a continuous

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A Quiet Canadian Town Shattered by School Gunfire

February 11, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

by Durga The stillness of a remote Canadian community was broken by gunfire on Tuesday afternoon, when a shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in northeastern British Columbia set off a chain

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The Long Way Home: Gaza Returnees Face Gauntlet of Checks, Militias and Fear

February 11, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Human Rights

When the Rafah Crossing between Egypt and Gaza reopened last week after months of closure, it was presented as a cautious humanitarian step under the second phase of a cease-fire framework. But

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Epstein Files Raise Claims of Secret Children and Missing Newborn

February 3, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Jeffrey Epstein may have fathered multiple secret children, including one allegedly taken from her mother minutes after birth, according to newly released files from the U.S. Justice Department that shed fresh light

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Sri Lanka Arrest Shakes Nation Over Alleged Mass Child Abuse

February 3, 2026
Human Rights/News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan police have arrested a businessman on grave allegations of sexually abusing more than thirty-six children under the age of eighteen, in a case that has sent shockwaves across the country.

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Children, Porn, and a Silent Epidemic

February 1, 2026
Education/Health/Human Rights

Children are being exposed to pornography at alarmingly early ages, with studies showing that between 8% and 20% encounter explicit content before turning 10, and over 90% before 14. This phenomenon, reported

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Zuckerberg Approved Teen Access to AI Chatbots Despite Sexual Risk Warnings

January 28, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg approved allowing minors to access artificial intelligence chatbot companions despite internal warnings that the tools were capable of sexual and romantic interactions, according to internal company documents

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Michael Dell Donates $6.25 Billion to Fund ‘Trump Accounts’ for Millions of U.S. Children

December 4, 2025
Business

Michael Dell, the founder of Dell Technologies Inc., and his wife, Susan, will donate $6.25 billion to help fund so-called “Trump accounts,” an initiative created earlier this year under legislation backed by

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The Hypocrisy of Selective Justice: Greta’s Flotilla vs. Nigeria’s Christians

October 8, 2025
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

by Durga Velayudham Greta Thunberg, barely out of childhood, became the centrepiece of a global spectacle once again. This month, she sailed into a war zone on a flotilla of boats, allegedly

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