Amnesty International submitted these written statements to the fourteenth session of the UN Human Rights Council, which took place from 31 May to 18 June 2010. ...
Sri Lanka's first post-war parliament must get rid of draconian emergency laws that have allowed for decades of widespread human rights abuses, Amnesty International ...
Amnesty International has condemned the Australian Government's suspension of the processing of new asylum claims by Afghan and Sri Lankan nationals, which is ...
On 2 March, a Sri Lankan news website, Lankanewsweb, published the names of human rights defenders and journalists featured on a list it alleged was compiled by ...
The Sri Lankan government should end its harassment of journalists and activists and take steps against those making threats, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty ...
Human rights defender Pattani Razeek has been missing since he was apparently abducted on 11 February in the town of Polonnaruwa, in Sri Lanka's North Central Province ...
Sri Lankan journalist and political analyst Prageeth Eknaligoda went missing on 24 January 2010 from Homagama, near the capital Colombo. His wife, Sandya Eknaligoda ...
In this document Amnesty International urges Sri Lanka's Presidential candidates to commit publicly to fulfilling Sri Lanka's international human rights obligations ...