INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Weerasekara, Chairman of the Sectoral Monitoring Committee on National Security revealed.Speaking at a press conference held at the
Presidential Media Centre (PMC) on Thursday (12 Oct.), Weerasekara emphasised that the report was compiled in a bid to address the constant
accusations of war crimes levelled against Sri Lanka during every United Nations Human Rights Council held in Geneva.He further noted that
accusations seriously and acted accordingly
It is crucial to understand that Sri Lanka experienced a non-international armed conflict
Therefore, our committee has promptly compiled a report elucidating the nature of the conflict within our borders
regard.MP Sarath Weerasekara further said;National security holds immense significance for a nation
It is imperative to foster an environment where the citizens can lead their lives free from fear and uncertainty
Moreover, ensuring a robust national security framework is crucial to attracting investment opportunities.National security encompasses not
only physical safety but also economic stability, food security, environmental protection and personal well-being
Shockingly, over the past decade, road accidents have claimed the lives of approximately 27,000 individuals, surpassing the toll of 29,000
casualties during the thirty-year war
Regrettably, road accidents have become distressingly common in our country.In addition, the scourge of drugs poses a considerable threat to
Energy and public health also fall within the purview of national security concerns
Terrorism, extremism, the drug epidemic and underworld activities are challenges faced by all nations
We categorize terrorism rooted in separatism and extremism stemming from terrorism as physical threats.
