La résolution du Conseil des droits de l'homme des Nations unies, qui demande au Sri Lanka de mettre fin à l'impunité dont bénéficient depuis longtemps les auteurs de violations des droits humains, est un pas en avant crucial pour le pays et la justice internationale, a déclaré Amnesty International.
La résolution du Conseil des droits de l'homme des Nations unies, qui demande au Sri Lanka de mettre fin à l'impunité dont bénéficient depuis longtemps les auteurs de violations des droits humai
La resolución del Consejo de Derechos Humanos de la ONU en que se pide a Sri Lanka que ponga fin a la prolongada impunidad de los abusos contra los derechos humanos representa un avance esencial para el país y para la justicia internacional, ha manifestado Amnistía Internacional.
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The UN Human Rights Council resolution calling on Sri Lanka to end longstanding impunity for human rights abuses is a vital step forward for the country and for international justice, Amnesty International said.
The UN Human Rights Council resolution calling on Sri Lanka to end longstanding impunity for human rights abuses is a vital step forward for the country and for international justice, Amnesty Inter
Hundreds of people languish in arbitrary, illegal and often incommunicado detention in Sri Lanka, vulnerable to torture and extrajudicial execution, despite the end of the country’s long conflict, Amnesty International said in a new report.
Hundreds of people languish in arbitrary, illegal and often incommunicado detention in Sri Lanka, vulnerable to torture and extrajudicial execution, despite the end of the country’s long conflict,
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Hundreds of people languish in arbitrary, illegal and often incommunicado detention in Sri Lanka, vulnerable to torture and extrajudicial execution, despite the end of the country’s long conflict,
A new Amnesty International report documents how arbitrary detention and enforced disappearances have become routine in Sri Lanka.
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“The security regime that was a hallmark of war continues after the LTTE’s defeat – little has changed”
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Sam Zarifi, Amnesty International’s Asia-Pacific Director.
Le rapport final de la Commission enseignements et réconciliation (LLRC) sri-lankaise, rendu public vendredi 16 décembre, reconnaît l'existence de graves problèmes sur le terrain des droits humains au Sri Lanka, mais ne rend pas pleinement compte de l'ampleur des crimes de guerre et crimes contre l'humanité commis lors de la phase ultime du conflit ayant opposé le gouvernement aux Tigres libérateurs de l'Eelam tamoul (LTTE), a déclaré Amnesty International le jour de la publication de ce document
Le rapport final de la Commission enseignements et réconciliation (LLRC) sri-lankaise, rendu public vendredi 16 décembre, reconnaît l'existence de graves problèmes sur le terrain des droits hu
The final report of Sri Lanka’s Lesson Learnt and Reconciliation Commission (LLRC), released publicly today, acknowledges serious human rights problems in Sri Lanka but falls short of fully addressing the war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the final phases of the conflict between the government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, Amnesty International said today.
Sri Lanka is not credibly investigating torture, Amnesty International said on the eve of a review by the UN Committee Against Torture into the country.
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Sri Lanka is not credibly investigating torture, Amnesty International said on the eve of a review by the UN Committee Against Torture into the country.
Sri Lanka's anti-torture laws are treated as little more than a piece of paper and very few cases go to trial.
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