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NPP will legalise prostitution – Samanmalee

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National People’s Power (NPP) Executive Member Samanmalee Gunasinghe yesterday said that prostitution will be legalised under a Government of the National People’s Power (Jathika Jana Balawegaya).

Joining a discussion with an internet channel, she pointed out that prostitutes are being created within the current system. She also mentioned that a system of rules should be established for prostitution.

Stating that this is something that exists in the culture whether one likes it or not, Samanmalee Gunasinghe also mentioned that if there is a legal framework, she will have protection.

“Currently, women undergo a lot of economic pressure in the family. Due to these economic problems, the woman has become insecure. The woman has to go out and go to the spa. The spa is good. However, our spa hosts a different task. Prostitution needs some legal system. But we are not promoting this. If we give her another profession, if she can be given a job where she can work with dignity, if we can give her a job that does not exploit her labour inhumanely, we can eliminate the profession of sex worker.The National People’s Power has a programme for that. We will accept legalising prostitution,”she said.

Pointing out that women and children have become seriously insecure in the society, Samanmalee Gunasinghe also stated that the Jathika Jana Balavegaya has a programme to dedicate itself to their safety.

(dailynews.lk)

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Police seek to arrest inmate released on presidential pardon

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Several police teams have been deployed to arrest W.M. Athula Tilakaratne, whose recent release on a Presidential Pardon, has sparked controversy.

According to Police Headquarters, officers from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) and the Anuradhapura Police Division have been deployed for the search.

Tilakaratne was convicted by the Anuradhapura High Court over the fraud and misuse of Rs.04 million.

A senior police officer has stated that Tilakaratne is to be extensively questioned regarding the circumstances of his arrest and how he was granted the presidential pardon.

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25 inmates ineligible for Presidential pardon, released during 2024 Xmas

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The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has unveiled that 25 prison inmates not eligible for Presidential Pardon have been released in that manner on Christmas Day in 2024.

This has come into light during an ongoing investigation pertaining to the release of a prisoner on Presidential Pardon from Anuradhapura Prison, which had sparked controversy.

The report reveals that after the President’s signature on the records, prison officials had failed to properly re-verify documents, enabling corrupt officials to illegally release the prisoners.

The CID is currently investigating this matter.

(Source: Aruna)

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03 Police officers injured in group assault in Beruwala

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03 police officers, including the OIC of the Crimes Division of Beruwala Police, were injured in an assault near the Beruwala fishing harbor and admitted to Nagoda Teaching Hospital.

05 individuals have been arrested over the incident, according to the police.

This assault reportedly began after police instructed a group hanging flags from a lorry near the Beruwala fishing harbor not to block the road.

The verbal exchange has escalated into an assault on the police, prompting officers to fire shots into the air to control the situation.

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