#GoHomeGota protest movement in Sri Lanka: Striking photos and moments News 11/04/2022 Updated: 11/04/2022 By Sri Lanka Brief Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestEmail Image: Huge banner #GoHomeGota hanging from the Galle Fort. All these photos are from social media and Sri Lanka Brief thankful for all authors, anonymous or otherwise. Occupy Galle Face 1 Catholic priests marched to Galle Face green on 09th April A popular slogan: Power to the People A university student offering a rose to the Police A mother who participated with her baby at the Mirihana protest became a popular meme Street artists groups are a common site in the protests Leave them a country – A couple with a new born at the protests LGBTQ community in solidarity with the #GoHomeGota movement Carlton is the name of Rajapaksa family residence In Geneva on 10th April In Geneva 10th April Parents with kids are a common site at the protests Solo protest ! Police has not used force against the protestors so far Night falls protest goes on On 9th getting ready to occupy Galle Face Tags#FGoHomeGotaFreedom of expressionHuman RightsSri Lanka Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestEmail Archive January 2025 December 2024 November 2024 October 2024 September 2024 August 2024 Latest news News Disregarding customs warnings, NPP authorities released red-flagged 323 containers Sri Lanka Brief - 22/01/2025 News Tragic Toll of Human-Elephant Conflict in Sri Lanka 2024 Sri Lanka Brief - 21/01/2025 News PTA needs to be used carefully until new Act is enacted: Minister Bimal Ratnayake Sri Lanka Brief - 21/01/2025 News Online Safety Act enforcement halted Sri Lanka Brief - 21/01/2025 Related news News Disregarding customs warnings, NPP authorities released red-flagged 323 containers Sri Lanka Brief - 22/01/2025 News Tragic Toll of Human-Elephant Conflict in Sri Lanka 2024 Sri Lanka Brief - 21/01/2025 News PTA needs to be used carefully until new Act is enacted: Minister Bimal Ratnayake Sri Lanka Brief - 21/01/2025 News Online Safety Act enforcement halted Sri Lanka Brief - 21/01/2025