About Us - Thulawa Association

Our Story

Law is sourced of three sources of power in a State: the legislature, the executive and the judiciary. Legislation is enacted through the legislature, law enforcement is through the executive, and justice is administered through the judiciary

Thulawa Law Magazine is the official student publication of the Law Faculty of Colombo University, the only law faculty in Sri Lanka's public university system. The socialization of law through a lasting and practical method is necessary to provide comprehensive legal knowledge that affects the entire student community of the college and the entire Sri Lankan society.

Our Mission

Our mission is to enhance the academic and student experience of our members and students, equip them with the necessary resources and guidance to excel in contemporary legal topics, foster professional and student relations in the field of Law, and promote scholarly exchange to positively contribute to society.

75 Years of Heritage

While the Faculty of Law of the University of Colombo celebrates it's Diamond Jubilee with 75 years of teaching, research, advocacy and service to the general public of Sri Lanka, we, the Thulawa Association aspires to amplify these efforts of the Faculty of Law by enhancing student participation in new creative ventures of legal education.

Meet the Team Behind Thulawa

Thulawa Law Magazine is the official student publication of the Law Faculty of Colombo University, the only law faculty in Sri Lanka's public university system. The socialization of law through a lasting and practical method is necessary to provide comprehensive legal knowledge that affects the entire student community of the college and the entire Sri Lankan society.