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Rajiva Wijesinha
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- Sri Lanka Rights Watch 81 – Principles for Educational Progress
At a regional consultation last month on educational assistance, I was immensely struck by the assertion of one participant that programmes should aim at ‘making the classroom more joyful’. Sadly, that is not seen by many educational administrators or trainers as important. The result is that teachers do not focus on this sufficiently, even though […] 
- Strengthening institutions and organizational capacity 2 – The absurdity of Consultative Committees in Parliament
I wrote last week about the need to amend the Standing Orders of Parliament so that they provide clearcut guidelines about how Parliament should proceed. This is particularly important with regard to Consultative Committees, which now do very little of consequence. Most Parliamentarians think they are a place to raise problems related to their electorates. […] 
- Political Machinations 3 – Destroying defences Internationally
I referred previously to machinations essentially by the opposition to create uncertainty and confusion within government. Trying to advance the date of the Presidential election, or suggesting deep divisions with regard to the position of Prime Minister, are intended to provoke reactions and sometimes precipitate crises that would not otherwise occur. But there are also […] 
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