• Pungency in the Amusement 

  Kuruwitabandara,Radha (2015)

  This research paper intends to discuss the negative impact of cellular phones in the perception of cellular phone crimes. Today the increasing rate of so said crimes is seen to be considerably high parallel to the development ...
• Abduction of Infants and Illegal Adoption of Abducted Infants and Its Legal Situation on Adoption Laws in Sri Lanka 

  Samayawardena,DT (2015)

  Rights of the child has become more irrefutable moral phenomenon of out of the human rights system. Orphans or children, whose parents cannot support them, can be adopted under procedure laid down by the Adoption Ordinance ...
• Right to Access to Information, is an Avenue for Strengthening the Sovereignty of People in Sri Lanka? 

  Kodikara,CS (2015)

  As per the constitution of Sri Lanka, sovereignty which includes powers of government, franchise and fundamental rights, is in the people and is inalienable. Further it elaborates the way in which the sovereignty exercised. ...
• A Space Policy for Sri Lanka: A Need of the Hour 

  Yapa,D (2015)

  Space Law which is a new branch of International Law is a body of law applicable to governing space related activities in outer space. It involves a responsible approach to the exploration and use of outer space for the ...
• Horizon Line of National Development in Light of Issues and Challenges in Sri Lanka: with Special Reference to Uma Oya Multi-Purpose Project 

  Weerasinghe,BM; Basnayake,HH; Fernando,JNM; Rajapakshe,G (2015)

  The notion of development is an essential element for a developing country. It provides a qualitative lifestyle for their citizens. Sri Lanka in the last 30 years has been battling with the problems of development in spite ...
• Medical Negligence and Doctor`s Liability; A Critical Review in Present Legal Regime in Sri Lanka 

  Rupasinghe,P (2015)

  Medical negligence is the breach of a duty of care towards a patient which results in harm to a patient. Medical negligence is a global occurrence but some countries with developed health care systems where redress scheme ...
• Sri Lankan Children in Immigration Detention in Australia: Human Rights and State Responsibility 

  Leelarathna,A (2015)

  There are many families in immigration detention in Australia. People who are fleeing Sri Lanka devastated by the ethnic conflict between Tamil Tigers & Sri Lankan government have the same basic needs as decent living ...
• A Proposal of Law Reform for the Prevention of Children Being Used for Begging by Adults in Streets of Sri Lanka 

  Ahangangoda,R (2015)

  The rate of children being used for unlawful activities by adults has increased rapidly in many fields. Using children for begging on streets by an adult or a guardian to earn money has now become a common practice. On the ...
• Tale of RED and ARRI : the Unseen Role of Run Out Legislation and WhiteCollar Seats 

  Jayasekera,SE (2015)

  Cinema is a reputed, glorious mode of expression in pictures in the whole world. Day by day it becomes a widespread entertainment mode with the help of capital and technology. The observable situation in Sri Lanka reflects ...
• One Up for Statutory Interpretation and Two Down for Separation of Powers 

  Bulathwela,S; Bulathwela,S (2015)

  The research aims to assess the impact of applying the rules of interpretation on the doctrine of separation of powers. The question is whether the judiciary performs its function of statutory interpretation as prescribed ...
• A Legal Obligation to Report Child Sexual Abuse? - A Review of National and International Standards 

  Mendis,N (2015)

  Several revelations on child sexual abuse that shocked the public and gained media attention worldwide in recent years have highlighted an extremely serious social and legal issue. The scale of predatory paedophilia committed ...
• Identification of Non-State Armed Groups in Non-International Armed Conflicts: A Legal Analysis 

  Jayasekera,K (2015)

  The globe was ravaged with heinous wars during the dawn of the 20th Century with World War I and II having caused millions of people throughout the world death, torture, imprisonment and destruction. Major participants ...
• Should We Punish Drug Abusers?: Reconsideration of Laws and National Polices of Sri Lanka 

  DP Aluthge (2015)

  Elimination of illegal drug usage has been placed as one of the important objectives in the criminal justice system of Sri Lanka. In order to outmatch this challenge, Sri Lanka has enacted and adopted various laws and ...
• Modern Imperialism: a Legal Insight to North-South Dimension in Global Governance 

  Konasinghe,K (2015)
• The Contradiction between Sustainable Development and Economic Development: Special Reference to the Colombo Port City Project of Sri Lanka 

  De Silva,SU; Sachindrani,DMTM; Hatharasinghe,HACD; Bogahawatte,I (2015)

  The Colombo port City project is one of the largest investment projects implemented in Sri Lanka. The effect the constructing of the Port city has on the economy is positive. Nevertheless, there are lots of environmental ...
• Voluntary Repatriation as a Durable Solution to Sri Lankan Refugees in India: A Critical Analysis with Legal Perspective 

  Kathirgamathamby,Y (2015)

  Assimilation, voluntary repatriation and third country resettlement are generally accepted as durable solutions for refugees. Among these, voluntary repatriation is considered to be the most welcome. Sri Lankan refugees ...
• Right to Information and Sustainable Development: a Development Agenda for Sri Lanka 

  Wickramsinghe,B (2015)

  Right to Information has been accepted as a fundamental right in International Law. In the modern democracies right to information has emerged as a sine qua non of transparency and public participation and to encourage ...
• Ensuring Good Administration through the Development of Judicial Review in Sri Lanka 

  Udayanganie,UAT (2015)

  Administrative Law relating to judicial control in Sri Lanka has developed several principles such as proportionality, legitimate expectation, public trust doctrine and right to equality by two ways of challenging the ...
• Protection of the Rights of the People with Disabilities in Sri Lanka Need for New Legislation 

  Jayawardena,DSR (2015)

  The right of every person to be treated with equality and human dignity is globally accepted. However, this common acceptance has not been able to sufficiently protect vulnerable groups, who need special care and attention ...
• The Role of a Judge - What It Is and what It Ought to Be: The Independence of Judiciary and Judicial Activism Clothed in Judicial Review in Sri Lanka 

  Abeysekara,TB (2015)

  On 24th March 2015, the Indian Supreme Court struck down Section 66A of the Information Technology Act 2000, and termed it 'unconstitutional'. In this landmark judgment which perpetuates the freedom of expression, the ...

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