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Statements

Right to Life Human Rights Centre Submits Crucial Briefing on Police Torture and Systemic Judicial Failures to UN Subcommittee

Media StatementĀ  COLOMBO, SRI LANKA — June 2026 — The Right to Life Human Rights Centre has formally submitted a comprehensive briefing to the United Nations Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture (SPT). The submission exposes entrenched patterns of police torture, the strategic weaponization of restrictive detention laws, and systemic failures within Sri Lanka’s judicial architecture. […]

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Repeal the Prevention of Terrorism Act, Which Permits Torture and Repression, and Subverts Justice

09/06/2026 Media StatementĀ  Alongside the developments following the arrest of former Military Intelligence Chief Major General Suresh Sallay under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, public discussion regarding the legislation has once again emerged. Mr Suresh Sallay is not the only person to be arrested and detained under the Prevention of Terrorism Act since the current

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Right to Life Human Rights Centre Strongly Condemns the Defamatory Attacks and Verbal Sexual Harassment Targeting the Director of the National Child Protection Authority’s Law Enforcement Division Who Courageously Stood for Justice!

MEDIA RELEASE – 23 May 2026 Right to Life Human Rights Centre Strongly Condemns the Defamatory Attacks and Verbal Sexual Harassment Targeting the Director of the National Child Protection Authority’s Law Enforcement Division Who Courageously Stood for Justice! The Right to Life Human Rights Centre strongly condemns the organized defamatory social media attacks and character

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Joint Statement

Right to Life Human Rights Centre Signs Joint Statement Marking Five Years of the Yazidi Survivors Law in Iraq

The Right to Life Human Rights Centre (R2L), Sri Lanka has joined 41 international and national organizations in signing a Joint Statement marking five years since the enactment of Iraq’s Yazidi Survivors Law (YSL), adopted on 1 March 2021. The statement reflects on the significance of the YSL as a landmark survivor-centred reparation framework addressing

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