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Supreme Court Voids Ranil-Era Pardon Over Rs. 1.74M Arrears grytu6yjrhgf

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Supreme Court Voids Ranil-Era Pardon Over Rs. 1.74M Arrears

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026

COLOMBO — A three-judge bench has ruled that a prisoner received unequal treatment under a September 2024...

Judicial Powers for the Bribery Commission: International Trends vs Sri Lanka’s Reality gthyuju5ktmhf

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Judicial Powers for the Bribery Commission: International Trends vs Sri Lanka’s Reality

By The Morning Telegraph September 24, 2026

The Anti-Corruption Amendment Bill tests how far Sri Lanka can strengthen investigators without weakening judicial oversight and...

Architecture of Impunity: Oligarchs and Political Sycophants Bleeding the Bankrupt Nation Bare Untitled design (12)

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Architecture of Impunity: Oligarchs and Political Sycophants Bleeding the Bankrupt Nation Bare

By The Morning Telegraph July 3, 2026

By Roy Denish “Impunity is the ultimate hallmark of a captured state, where the law exists only...