Sri Lanka: New President Should Reset Course on Rights
Dissanayake Administration Needs to Address Longstanding Abuses, Impunity
Dissanayake Administration Needs to Address Longstanding Abuses, Impunity
Case Studies Illustrate Harms from Austerity and Means-Testing Worldwide
International Monitoring, Investigations Critical Amid Ongoing Violations, Impunity
Interactive Dialogue with the High Commissioner for Human Rights on the situation of human rights in Sri Lanka
Joint Letter to the Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the UN Human Rights Council
Renewal of UN Human Rights Council Mandate Crucial to Counter Impunity, Abuse
Human Rights Council Should Renew Monitoring, Evidence Collection
Reform of Vetting Processes for Peacekeeping Personnel
Renewed UN Resolution Needed to Counter Government’s Divisive Campaign
Politically Motivated Detentions, Surveillance, Threats
Government Discrimination Threatens Muslim Female Students’ Futures
UN Report Calls for International Prosecutions for Enforced Disappearances
The Unaddressed Legacy of the War has Bequeathed the Country Practices of Abuse, Impunity and Misgovernance that Directly Contribute to the Economic Crisis