TISL tells govt. to withdraw Protection of State from Terrorism Bill, citing its draconian provisions
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Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) has called on the government to withdraw the proposed Protection of the State from Terrorism Bill 2026, warning that its provisions could threaten fundamental rights, weaken judicial independence ...
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- —Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) has called on the government to withdraw the proposed Protection of the State from Terrorism Bill 2026, warning that its provisions could threaten fundamental rights, weaken judicial independence and restrict democratic freedoms.
- —In a statement issued yesterday, TISL raised concerns over the Bill, gazetted on September 22, 2026, which seeks [].
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TISL tells govt. to withdraw Protection of State from Terrorism Bill, citing its draconian provisions
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