Sri Lankan protests

A Sri Lankan couple with their infant join an anti government protest during a curfew in Colombo Sri Lanka Sunday April 3 2022. Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa barred gatherings and ordered internet service providers to restrict social media access tightening curbs amid demonstrations calling for his ouster over.

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The Sri Lankan government termed the violent demonstration near President Gotabaya Rajapaksas residence over current economic crises as an act of terrorism and blamed extremist elements.

. Sri Lankas President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has declared a nationwide public emergency following violent protests outside his home over the countrys worst economic crisis in decades. Burnt-out vehicles outside Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksas private residence in Colombo on Friday A nationwide state of emergency has been declared in Sri Lanka a day after protests. Sri Lanka Throttles Social Media Protests as Unrest Builds.

The nation of 22 million is facing severe shortages of essentials sharp price rises and crippling power cuts in its most painful downturn. Sri Lankan president declares curfew to preempt protests. Sri Lankan opposition leader Sajith Premadasa left joins other opposition legislators shouting anti-government slogans during a protest in Colombo Sri Lanka on April 3 2022 Eranga Jayawardena.

COLOMBO Sri Lanka AP Sri Lanka has blocked access to many social media platforms in an attempt to prevent further protests blaming the government for the worsening economic crisis. 50 injured as protesters try to storm presidents house amid economic crisis Curfew lifted a day after 45 people were arrested when an angry crowd demanded the resignation of Gotabaya. A Sri Lankan man shouts anti government slogans during a protest outside Sri Lankan presidents private residence on the outskirts.

COLOMBO Sri Lanka Opposition leaders led a march of hundreds of protesters through Sri Lankas main city of Colombo on Tuesday as anger grows over a worsening economic crisis that has. A Sri Lankan man shouts anti-government slogans during a protest outside the Sri Lankan presidents private residence on the outskirts of Colombo Sri Lanka March 31 2022. 1 of 8 Sri Lankan army soldiers arrive at the vandalised neighbourhood of Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapksas private residence after.

Protesters in the Sri Lankas largest city Colombo held numerous small peaceful demonstrations over a severe economic crisis on Sunday defying a nationwide curfew while police used tear gas to. Protests continue in Sri Lanka as President Gotabaya Rajapaksa declares a state of emergency giving sweeping powers to security forces a day after hundreds tried to storm his house in anger over an unprecedented economic crisis. A Sri Lankan couple with their infant join an anti government protest during a curfew in Colombo Sri Lanka Sunday April 3 2022.

1 of 9 Protesters run to take cover as police uses tear gas shells to disperse them during a protest outside Sri Lankan presidents private residence on the outskirts of. People block the main road outside Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksas secretariat in Colombo March 15 2022 during a protest organised by the main Opposition party the Samagi Jana. This portal is currently a platform for over a hundred regular writers from around the.

Bloomberg -- Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa barred gatherings and ordered internet service providers to. Sri Lanka has imposed a countrywide curfew until Monday morning in addition to a state of emergency declared by the president in an attempt to prevent more protests blaming the government for. Opposition lawmakers and people angered by the governments.

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