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August 2, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

After Tragedy, Hamburg Pride Becomes a Defiant Display of Visibility and Solidarity

Just one week after a deadly attack disrupted Berlin’s Christopher Street Day celebrations, tens of thousands of people gathered in Hamburg for what became the largest Pride parade in the city’s history.

Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Man Dies by Suicide During Facebook Live Broadcast After Returning From South Korea

A Sri Lankan man who had recently returned to the country after working in South Korea died by suicide while appearing on a Facebook live broadcast, in an incident reported from the Thalgahawatta area of Karandeniya. The deceased has been

July 13, 2026

Mecca Welcomes Nearly 2 Million Pilgrims for Hajj 2026

Columns/Culture

At four in the morning, Mecca does not sleep. In the blue stillness before dawn, a fisherman from the Indonesian archipelago and a surgeon

Social Media Giants Face Historic Legal Reckoning Over Child Safety

Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights/Technology

The future of social media is increasingly being decided in courtrooms, as a wave of legal challenges threatens to redefine the foundations of the

Public Centric Police: How to Get There?

September 4, 2022
Defence/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In every civilised society, a police system exists for the common good of the community. World over, the primary duty of any Police Force is the prevention and the detection of crime

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