During the month of May 2019, news published in Divaina on Easter Sunday attack and about the gynaecologist’s incident at the Kurunegala hospital contained the following ethical violations: discriminatory reporting, ...

In the month of April 2019 articles published in Lankadeepa, Divaina, Ada, Mawbima, Resa, Dinamina, and Sunday Observer reported suicides without including suicide helplines while including method of suicide and also giving ...

On 4 April 2019 Mawbima, Lankadeepa, Divaina, Ada and Sunday Divaina published a news item with misleading headlines using the terms such as homosexuality and gay which had no relevance to the reported incident.

This infographic compares how the media reported the content of the video released by the suicide bombers of the Saindamarudu bombing (based on the data gathered on 27, 28 and 29 April 2019). Mawbima published the entire ...

In the month of April 2019, articles published in Lankadeepa, Dinamina, Divaina, Mawbima and Silumina included derogatory terms such as “suddo”, "kuddo", "keleseemata", “kelesuvata” and "ganika"(සුද්දෝ, කුඩ්ඩා, ගණිකා, ...

In the month of Marh 2019 articles published in Lankadeepa, Divaina, Ada, Mawbima, Sunday Divaina, Dinamina, Ceylon Today, Daily Mirror and Daily News reported suicides without including suicide helplines while including ...

On 17 March 2019, Sunday 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 ...

During the month of March 2019, articles published in Mawbima, Lankadeepa and Divaina which contained the ethical violation of highlighting ethnicity where irrelevant and in negative contexts.

In the month of March 2019, articles published in Aruna, Silumina, Lankadeepa, Dinamina, Divaina, and Mawbima included derogatory terms such as “pissek”, “chennu”, “suddan”, “sudda”, "kuddo", "wanaseema", "dooshanaya", ...

In the month of February 2019 articles published in Divaina, and Mawbima, reported on suicide without mentioning suicide helplines, which is a violation of media ethical guidelines.