Missing Persons Commission’s Mandate Extended Features 16/02/2016 Updated: 16/02/2016 By Sri Lanka Brief Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestEmail The mandate of the Presidential Commission to Investigate into Complaints Regarding Missing Persons headed by former High Court Judge Maxwell Paranagama had been extended by three more months with affect from Monday, the Commission said today. TagsDemocratic governanceDisappearancesHuman RightsMissing Person CommissionSri LankaUNHRC Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestEmail Archive April 2025 March 2025 February 2025 January 2025 December 2024 November 2024 Latest news News Six year after Easter Sunday Attacks: New disinformation campaign to save the culprits Sri Lanka Brief - 27/04/2025 News AG to file contempt charges against former IGP Deshabandu Sri Lanka Brief - 26/04/2025 Features Tooth Relic exposition, unattented sanitary & gabege issues create a toxic tide in Kandy Sri Lanka Brief - 26/04/2025 News Police obstructed journalist Fazir’s duty & dragged him out of the Kuliyapitiya court room! Sri Lanka Brief - 25/04/2025 Related news News Six year after Easter Sunday Attacks: New disinformation campaign to save the culprits Sri Lanka Brief - 27/04/2025 News AG to file contempt charges against former IGP Deshabandu Sri Lanka Brief - 26/04/2025 Features Tooth Relic exposition, unattented sanitary & gabege issues create a toxic tide in Kandy Sri Lanka Brief - 26/04/2025 News Police obstructed journalist Fazir’s duty & dragged him out of the Kuliyapitiya court room! Sri Lanka Brief - 25/04/2025
The mandate of the Presidential Commission to Investigate into Complaints Regarding Missing Persons headed by former High Court Judge Maxwell Paranagama had been extended by three more months with affect from Monday, the Commission said today.
The mandate of the Presidential Commission to Investigate into Complaints Regarding Missing Persons headed by former High Court Judge Maxwell Paranagama had been extended by three more months with affect from Monday, the Commission said today.