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Millions of Sri Lankans, members of the Sri Lankan diaspora, and well-wishers around the world are eager to support Sri Lanka both financially and through community initiatives to help the country recover from Cyclone Ditwa in December 2025 and from its past bankruptcy a few years ago.
However, many within the Sri Lankan diaspora and among international supporters remain hesitant to fully commit their support due to inadequate protection of minority rights in Sri Lanka. Although the President and the Prime Minister have publicly pledged to safeguard minority rights and ensure equality for all Sri Lankans, these commitments have not been consistently upheld in practice by several cabinet ministers and government institutions.
A clear example is the Sri Lankan Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden, which, as of December 2025, does not employ a single staff member from a minority community. Similarly, many government institutions across Sri Lanka demonstrate alarmingly low levels of minority representation within the public service.
We, Mankind Sweden, bring this issue to the attention of the President, the Prime Minister, and the people of Sri Lanka, and we urge immediate and concrete action to address this injustice. Adopting a 70:30 representation ratio in government employment would be a meaningful step toward equality, inclusion, and national unity.
Sri Lanka is not a poor country, discrimination is what makes the country poor.
Your donation plays a vital role in promoting justice and supporting Sri Lanka through the projects outlined on our website. Five percent of all funds will be allocated to global awareness, advocacy against discrimination, and the promotion of democracy in Sri Lanka. The remaining ninety-five percent will be used for project implementation and management.
All funding and donations are channeled through the Lions Club or an equivalent reputable organization, ensuring 100% transparency in the use of funds and strict adherence to donors’ intentions. We warmly invite you to visit our Support page and stand with us in our efforts to build a true and lasting democracy in Sri Lanka.
Thank you for your support and generosity
However, many within the Sri Lankan diaspora and among international supporters remain hesitant to fully commit their support due to inadequate protection of minority rights in Sri Lanka. Although the President and the Prime Minister have publicly pledged to safeguard minority rights and ensure equality for all Sri Lankans, these commitments have not been consistently upheld in practice by several cabinet ministers and government institutions.
A clear example is the Sri Lankan Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden, which, as of December 2025, does not employ a single staff member from a minority community. Similarly, many government institutions across Sri Lanka demonstrate alarmingly low levels of minority representation within the public service.
We, Mankind Sweden, bring this issue to the attention of the President, the Prime Minister, and the people of Sri Lanka, and we urge immediate and concrete action to address this injustice. Adopting a 70:30 representation ratio in government employment would be a meaningful step toward equality, inclusion, and national unity.
Sri Lanka is not a poor country, discrimination is what makes the country poor.
Your donation plays a vital role in promoting justice and supporting Sri Lanka through the projects outlined on our website. Five percent of all funds will be allocated to global awareness, advocacy against discrimination, and the promotion of democracy in Sri Lanka. The remaining ninety-five percent will be used for project implementation and management.
All funding and donations are channeled through the Lions Club or an equivalent reputable organization, ensuring 100% transparency in the use of funds and strict adherence to donors’ intentions. We warmly invite you to visit our Support page and stand with us in our efforts to build a true and lasting democracy in Sri Lanka.
Thank you for your support and generosity