The article published in Dinamina on on 13 February 2019 violated media ethics guidelines for reporting on sexual assault by revealing the victim's identity and mentioning their relationships.

During the month of February 2019, several articles published in Dinamina, and Divaina which contained the ethical violation of highlighting ethnicity where irrelevant and in negative contexts.

The news published in Divaina on 13 February 2019 of an incident between sand smugglers, navy and villagers in Kinniya contained the following ethical violations: discriminatory reporting, statements of prejudice against ...

This infographic reports how the damage to the Buddha statues around the Mawanella area was reported in the newspapers from 27 December 2018 to 3 January 2019. There were newspaper reports introducing the suspects, as well ...

During the month of January 2019, Mawbima, Divaina and Dinamina published several articles which contained the following ethical violations: using the derogatory terms "දුෂණය" (Dooshanaya) and "කෙළෙසීම" (Keleseema) to ...

On 12th January 2019, Divaina published an article without any reliable sources to the information in the article. According to media ethical guidelines, the press should cite the sources to increase the reliability of the news.

On 6th January 2019, Sunday Lankadeepa reported on the death of a rugby player with body photos in the elevator that has the potential to evoke fear and shock and doesn't comply with the ethical guidelines.

TRUE: The CPC incurs a loss of Rs. 19 from each 92-Octane Petrol litre…and a loss from a litre of diesel is Rs. 52…. The government levies Rs. 42 on a 92-Octane petrol litre…and Rs. 17 on a diesel litre. [The CPC’s loss ...

FALSE: Industrial sector is in a huge crisis at present, every government after 77’ is responsible for this.... The industrial sector which was at all times 54%, reduced to 27%. – Dayasiri Jayasekara, Ada Derana, 04 February 2022.

In the month of January 2019, articles published in Lankadeepa, Divaina, Ceylon Today and Mawbima included derogatory terms such as "kuddo", "ganika", "burai", "suddo", "කුඩ්ඩා", and "ගණිකාව" which violates media ethics.