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 October 2026 September 2026 August 2026 July 2026 June 2026 May 2026 Latest news Features In Memoriam: Comrade Basil Fernando (1944–2026)- A Tribute to a Voice for the Voiceless Sri Lanka Brief - 02/10/2026 News The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) submitted key recommendations regarding the PTSA Sri Lanka Brief - 01/10/2026 Features ‘Revised’ Protection of State from the Terrorism Bill: What’s changed and what remains – Ambika Satkunanathan Sri Lanka Brief - 29/09/2026 Features Revised, not reformed: The PSTA Bill (2026) from an information integrity perspective – Dr. Sanjana Hattotuwa Sri Lanka Brief - 29/09/2026 Related news Features In Memoriam: Comrade Basil Fernando (1944–2026)- A Tribute to a Voice for the Voiceless Sri Lanka Brief - 02/10/2026 News The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) submitted key recommendations regarding the PTSA Sri Lanka Brief - 01/10/2026 Features ‘Revised’ Protection of State from the Terrorism Bill: What’s changed and what remains – Ambika Satkunanathan Sri Lanka Brief - 29/09/2026 Features Revised, not reformed: The PSTA Bill (2026) from an information integrity perspective – Dr. Sanjana Hattotuwa Sri Lanka Brief - 29/09/2026
