Madhulika Gunawardena is a feminist researcher working on public debt, austerity, political economy, women’s labor, and social protection. She is the Advocacy Coordinator at the Dabindu Collective and Dabindu Collective Union, which works on labor rights issues of women workers in the apparel sector in Sri Lanka. She holds an LLB from the University of London and is a graduate in Economics (Special) from the University of Colombo.
Co-authored articles
Kadirgamar, Gunawardena, Sritharan and Rafaithu (2023). Frequently asked questions on domestic debt restructuring. https://www.ft.lk/opinion/Frequently-asked-questions-on-domestic-debt-restructuring/14-752873
Gunawardena and Sritharan (2023). Budget 2024 and the working people. https://www.ft.lk/opinion/Budget-2024-and-the-working-people/14-755657
ගුණවර්ධන සහ ශ්රීධරන් (2023). 2024 අයවැය සහ වැඩ කරන ජනතාව. https://whatnews.lk/2023/12/19/madulikaandsinthujaarticle/
Gunawardena with Dabindu Collective (2023). Post-COVID-19 Status of Women Workers’ Rights in the FTZs of Sri Lanka.
Balthazaar and Gunawardena (2023). The Lives of Women in Assembly Lines: Report on the Violations of ILO C-190 Convention on Violence and Harassment (2019) in the FTZs in Gampaha.
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