NPP briefs Amnesty delegation about using chemical tear-gas against protesters

30 March 2023 12:00 am 0 Bookmark

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Representatives of Amnesty International drew the attention of the NPP to the 2022 annual report of their organization on the human rights situation in Sri Lanka

By Ajith Siriwardana

The National People’s Power (NPP) has briefed the delegation from Amnesty International’s South Asia Region about the proposed Anti-Terrorism Act, the disregard of court rulings, the use of tear gas containing banned chemicals against protesters and the government’s human rights violations.

The NPP said they met a delegation from Amnesty International’s South Asia Region including its Director Yamini Misha with a delegation from the National People’s Power (NPP) including its Leader Anura Kuara Dissanayake, National Executive Member Vijitha Herath, at the JVP head office yesterday.

The representatives of Amnesty International drew the attention of the NPP to the 2022 annual report of their organization on the human rights situation in Sri Lanka.

<ul> <li>Representatives of Amnesty International drew the attention of the NPP to the 2022 annual report of their organization on the human rights situation in Sri Lanka</li> </ul> By Ajith Siriwardana   The National People’s Power (NPP) has briefed the delegation from Amnesty International’s South Asia Region about the proposed Anti-Terrorism Act, the disregard of court rulings, the use of tear gas containing banned chemicals against protesters and the government’s human rights violations.   The NPP said they met a delegation from Amnesty International’s South Asia Region including its Director Yamini Misha with a delegation from the National People’s Power (NPP) including its Leader Anura Kuara Dissanayake, National Executive Member Vijitha Herath, at the JVP head office yesterday.  <center><a href="https://www.hi.lk/himag" target="_blank"><img src="https://bmkltsly13vb.compat.objectstorage.ap-singapore-1.oraclecloud.com/cdn.sg.dailymirror.lk/assets/uploads/advr_7fec3b236e.jpg" /></a></center> The representatives of Amnesty International drew the attention of the NPP to the 2022 annual report of their organization on the human rights situation in Sri Lanka.