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Sri Lanka: Reject Political Victimization Findings

Sri Lanka: Reject ‘Political Victimization’ Findings Government Seeks to Absolve Allies for Abuses, Prosecute Officials Pursuing Justice Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, center, arrives in parliament to address the ceremonial inauguration of the session in Colombo, Sri Lanka, January 3, 2020. © 2020 AP Photo/Eranga Jayawardena, File (New York) – Sri Lanka’s parliament should reject a resolution to exonerate officials implicated in human rights abuses and to prosecute police and prosecutors investigating them, Human Rights Watch said today. Adopting the resolution, brought before parliament on April 9, 2021, would further undermine the independence of the judiciary and rule of law, which have been severely weakened under the administration of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa.

Reject Political Victimization Findings: Sri Lanka

Commissions of Inquiry: Grave Threat to Democracy and Judicial Independence

Several initiatives have already been taken to implement the recommendations of the final report of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into political victimization (the CoI) including the obtaining of Cabinet approval, the establishment of a Special Commission of Inquiry and a resolution tabled in Parliament. While Commissions of Inquiry have played a recurring role in distracting attention away from established mechanisms for justice and accountability in the past, the haste with which the recommendations of the present Commission are intended to be implemented is a cause for concern and may have grave implications for the independence of the judiciary, the rule of law and democracy in Sri Lanka.

Colombo Port City: Who can be entrusted with safeguarding Sri Lanka s interests? – The Island

Colombo Port City: Who can be entrusted with safeguarding Sri Lanka s interests? – The Island
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Colombo Port City is a potential source and driver of Sri Lanka s economic growth

(MENAFN - NewsIn.Asia) Colombo, April 23 (www.counterpoint.lk): The miracle of Shenzen inspired governments globally to find ways and means out of adverse situations that plague countries in terms of their economic performance, especially in the post-second world war era. Shenzen was well-regarded the world over as the most judicious and prudent way of experimenting with fundamental economic reforms the Chinese leaders wanted to introduce to the country s economic structure. It was more of a litmus test of how market reforms such as liberalisation of the economy works within the global economic context. The man behind the Shenzen success story was Chairman Deng Xiaoping. The story of Shenzen began in May 1980 and spread its wings rapidly across various parts of China, making dramatic and dynamic changes in that country s economic growth story.

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