Mawbima article published on July 17, 2020 included the term "කුඩ්ඩිය" in reference to drug addicts which negatively labels such persons.

On July 17, 2020 Daily Mirror and Lankadeepa carried conflicting reports on when schools would reopen. Additionally, while both reports indicated the date had been determined, the article contents revealed that discussions ...

Some articles published on July 20, 2020 used terms with negative connotations to refer to certain groups

A Mawbima article published on July 17, 2020 named the victim of sexual abuse and used inappropriate terms ("දූෂණය ") to refer to the incident.

Prime time TV news coverage afforded to the main political parties contesting the 2020 General Elections by selected TV Sinhala language TV channels in the period 13-17 July, 2020

Various articles published on July 20 and 21, 2020 violated media ethics guidelines in their coverage of suicide

On July 23, 2020 various papers reported on the 'murder' of 'Angoda Lokka' in India. Some reported the news as though it was confirmed, other as though it was unconfirmed. Police stated they were awaiting official confirmation.

Articles in Divaina and Aruna published on July 24, 2020 refer to "murderers" in the headline and "suspects" in the body of the article. Investigations were still ongoing.

This infographic depicts the percentage allocated for the Education in the Budget 2018 and the extent to which this topic have been discussed in Parliament.

This infograpic depicts the percentage allocated for the agriculture in the budget 2018 and the extent to which this topic have been discussed in Parliament.