Promoting Ethical Journalism, Media Diversity & Social Cohesion in Sri Lanka
The Sri Lanka Muslim Media Forum (SLMMF) was founded on June 9, 1995, uniting journalists, media broadcasters, columnists, and communications professionals across all 25 districts of Sri Lanka.
For three decades, SLMMF has stood as a guardian of press integrity—championing accurate representation of community voices, countering digital disinformation, and building regional media capacity through structured welfare and ethical training initiatives.
Member Network
Official Sri Lanka DirectoryConnect with certified journalists and media personnel in your local administrative district.
8 Core Pillars of SLMMF Engagement
Delivering impact across journalism capacity, public trust, and community welfare.
Capacity building for regional journalists
Continuous professional development, digital reporting methods, and investigative tools.
Promoting member and professional welfare
Health assistance, emergency grants, professional solidarity, and career support.
Countering misinformation & fake news
Verification toolkits and active monitoring to curb digital hate speech and rumors.
Empowering the next generation
Youth media academies, student internships, and mentorship with senior editors.
Advocating for media freedom & diversity
Standing up for journalists' rights, freedom of information, and pluralistic voices.
Championing solutions to societal issues
Encouraging solution journalism that addresses poverty, education, and equality.
Bridging communities through media
Promoting intercultural dialogue, understanding, and mutual respect in broadcasting.
National media collaborations
Partnering with national press clubs, broadcast stations, and international watchdogs.
Featured Announcements & Flyers
Membership Registration & Renewal Drive 2026
National Fact-Checking & Digital Verification Fellowship
Official Member Heavyweight Polo T-Shirt & Press ID Kit
Latest from the Forum
Official Video Broadcast
Watch our national symposiums, panel discussions, and investigative journalism seminars.
"Journalism is not merely reporting events; it is a sacred trust to preserve truth, defend human dignity, and empower society."
As media landscapes transform with artificial intelligence and rapid digital news cycles, our commitment to ethics, accountability, and the welfare of regional journalists remains our unshakeable priority.
President & Executive Council
Sri Lanka Muslim Media Forum (2025/2026 Term)Member Onboarding Kit
Order your custom heavyweight SLMMF Member T-Shirt (Rs. 2,000, 200+ GSM Ringspun cotton) and certified Member ID Card (Rs. 1,000).
Journalistic Code of Ethics
Explore our comprehensive 5-part charter on truthfulness, impartiality, human rights reporting, and protection of sources in Sri Lanka.