BASL statement on 21st Amendment calls for transparency in appointments to CC News 27/10/2022 Updated: 27/10/2022 By Sri Lanka Brief Share FacebookXWhatsAppPinterestEmail BASL statement on 21A notes weak checks/balances on Executive Presidential powers , and the need to ensure that independent persons appointed to constitutional council as non ex-officio members. statement in full: Tags21 AmendmentAccountabilityrule of lawSri Lanka Share FacebookXWhatsAppPinterestEmail Archive September 2026 August 2026 July 2026 June 2026 May 2026 April 2026 Latest news Features Sri Lanka Defends Human Rights Record at UNHRC, Rejects External Accountability Mechanisms Sri Lanka Brief - 11/09/2026 Features UNHRC 63: Rajapaksa Camp Raised Concerns Over Rule of Law, Judicial Independence and Civil Liberties in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Brief - 11/09/2026 News Sri Lanka Supreme Court Invalidates Presidential Pardon Granted to Bodu Bala Sena Leader Gannasara thero Sri Lanka Brief - 10/09/2026 News Families of Sathurukkondan Massacre Victims Renew Calls for International Justice on 36th Anniversary Sri Lanka Brief - 09/09/2026 Related news Features Sri Lanka Defends Human Rights Record at UNHRC, Rejects External Accountability Mechanisms Sri Lanka Brief - 11/09/2026 Features UNHRC 63: Rajapaksa Camp Raised Concerns Over Rule of Law, Judicial Independence and Civil Liberties in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Brief - 11/09/2026 News Sri Lanka Supreme Court Invalidates Presidential Pardon Granted to Bodu Bala Sena Leader Gannasara thero Sri Lanka Brief - 10/09/2026 News Families of Sathurukkondan Massacre Victims Renew Calls for International Justice on 36th Anniversary Sri Lanka Brief - 09/09/2026
