European Human Rights Ambassadors issue a statement on detained poet Ahnaf Jazeem News 08/06/2021 Updated: 08/06/2021 By Sri Lanka Brief Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Pinterest Email Sri Lankan poet & teacher Ahnaf Jazeem has spent a year in arbitrary detention. Human Rights Ambassadors call for Sri Lanka’s government to issue his immediate release or uphold his right to a fair trial. TagsAccountabilityFreedom of expressionSri Lanka Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Pinterest Email Archive August 2022 July 2022 June 2022 May 2022 April 2022 March 2022 Latest news News Prez Ranil Rajapaksa govt to pay Rs.117 million as compensation to “victims” of PM Ranil Wickremasinghe (2015 – 2019) govt! Sri Lanka Brief - 14/08/2022 News Plight of primary education: Education reform on a loop Sri Lanka Brief - 14/08/2022 Features Ranil Wickramasinghe must stop crackdown on the protesters- Dr Rajasinghe Bandara Sri Lanka Brief - 14/08/2022 Features Showdown at the Mansion Gates: How Sri Lankans Rose Up to Dethrone a Dynasty Sri Lanka Brief - 13/08/2022 Related news News Prez Ranil Rajapaksa govt to pay Rs.117 million as compensation to “victims” of PM Ranil Wickremasinghe (2015 – 2019) govt! Sri Lanka Brief - 14/08/2022 News Plight of primary education: Education reform on a loop Sri Lanka Brief - 14/08/2022 Features Ranil Wickramasinghe must stop crackdown on the protesters- Dr Rajasinghe Bandara Sri Lanka Brief - 14/08/2022 Features Showdown at the Mansion Gates: How Sri Lankans Rose Up to Dethrone a Dynasty Sri Lanka Brief - 13/08/2022
