Sudden withdrawal of Prohibition of Obscene Publications Bill

MINISTRY of JUSTICE LEGAL REFORMS: By Kalyananda Tiranagama (continued from yesterday) In early 2005, Lawyers for Human Rights and Development (LHRD) made a comprehensive and country-wide study on the spread of obscene publications throughout the country and their pernicious social impact, heavily contributing to the increase of sexual abuse of women and children and disruption […]

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