HRW: Organised Crime Bill violates rights standards
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The Sri Lankan government’s Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill, submitted to pParliament on October 20, 2026, risks enabling arbitrary detention, torture, and other rights violations, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said. The following is the.
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- —The Sri Lankan government’s Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill, submitted to pParliament on October 20, 2026, risks enabling arbitrary detention, torture, and other rights violations, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said.
- —The following is the text of the statement issued from HRW New York Office: The proposed law, alongside the Protection of the State from [].
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