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Multi-Sectoral National Action Plan to address Sexual and Gender-Based Violence 2024-2028 was approved by the cabinet of Sri Lanka. 
 
The National Action Plan ( NAP) consists of 13 main sectors with 5 sub sectors, namely Gender Empowerment, Child Affairs, Social Protection & Welfare, Education (General Education, Higher Education, Vocational and Technical Education & Training), Health & Indigenous Medicine, Economic Empowerment, Plantation, Justice and Law Reform, Labour and Foreign Employment, Disaster Management, Mass Media, Youth & Sports, and Transport.

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Today’s weather forecast

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Several spells of showers will occur in Eastern and Uva provinces and in Polonnaruwa, Matale and Nuwara-Eliya districts. A few showers may occur in Northern province and in Anuradhapura district. Showers or thundershowers may occur ata few places in Western and Sabaragamuwa provinces and in Galle and Matara districts after 2.00 p.m. Fairly strong winds…

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Sri Lanka Gains International Support with Successful Debt Restructuring, Secures LKR 30 Billion from OPEC Fund for Mahaweli Water Security Investment Project

ByEditor

In a significant boost reflecting the international confidence in Sri Lanka’s economic reforms, the OPEC Fund has agreed to provide financial assistance of LKR 30 billion (USD 100 million) for the Mahaweli Water Security Investment Project. This support highlights the benefits of Sri Lanka’s successful debt restructuring efforts. State Minister of Finance Shehan Semasinghe announced…

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Showers Expected Across Several Provinces

Bydaily reporter

The weather forecast for today predicts showers or thundershowers in multiple provinces of Sri Lanka. According to the forecast, these conditions will occur in the Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, and North-western provinces, as well as in Galle, Matara, and Anuradhapura districts after 2.00 p.m. Additionally, there may be showers or thundershowers in a few places in…

Anti-drugs operation

Anti-drugs operation

Bydaily reporter

We are very concerned that authorities in Sri Lanka are adopting a heavily security-based response to the country’s drugs problem, instead of public health policies grounded in human rights. A staggering 29,000 people have reportedly been arrested on drug related matters since 17 December, with allegations that some have been subjected to ill-treatment and torture….