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Rape case in the Bandaranayake International Airport at Katunayake.

Personal details of the victim The victim name is Gunasekara Arachchilage Niluka Krishanthi, 30years old from Kurunegala district of Sri Lanka. She is married and have a child. She had planned to go abroad for job as a housemaid. Incident On the 10th of October, 2005, Gunasekara Arachchilage Niluka Krishanthi, who was a passenger being […]

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Investigations into six policemen’s as a result of drunk and hitting a person

The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka started an investigation into a group of police officers accused of inhumanly attacking a house in Jaffna during the curfew. The Human Rights Commission has asked the police headquarters in Jaffna to act against six police officers attached to Vaddukukoddai Police Station who are accused of attacking a

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Worldwide class rivalry emerges in the wake of the corona pandemic

Corona is currently spreading around the world, virus race, gender, nationality or sexual orientation do not feel that different. However, infection prevention and survivors the opportunity to improve is undoubtedly one of the important points is that wealth. Like very natural occurrence of epidemics, coronavirus is intersecting with the reality of a society riven by

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Public Meeting – Kandy

On 5th February 2019, Public Awareness first program started from the Kandy. As a per-publicity we were about to distribute leaflets and Posters but it was canceled due to the legal situation based on Kandy.  Discussion was mainly focused on torture related issues and political issue in the country. The program was held at Sri

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COVID-19: Measures needed to protect people deprived of liberty, UN torture prevention body says

GENEVA (30 March 2020) – The United Nations Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture (SPT) has issued detailed advices on a range of actions governments and independent monitoring bodies should take to protect people deprived of their liberty during the COVID-19 pandemic. The public advice provides measures for authorities concerning all places of deprivation of liberty, including prisons, immigration detention facilities,

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