UN Rights Commissioner calls Sri Lanka to revise anti-terrorism bill: “The draft will grant excessive powers to the executive to restrict rights” News 19/01/2024 Updated: 19/01/2024 By Sri Lanka Brief Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestEmail 19 January 2024. Ravina Shamdasani.(Spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights) OHCHR TagsAccountabilityAnti Terrorism BillDemocratic governanceHuman RightsSri LankaUNHRC Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestEmail Archive August 2025 July 2025 June 2025 May 2025 April 2025 March 2025 Latest news Features ‘Killing the Travellers’ Documentary Highlights Kurukkalmadam Massacre, Demanding Justice for Forgotten Muslim Victims Sri Lanka Brief - 08/08/2025 News Rohitha Rajapaksa’s SupremeSAT Exposed: A Satellite Deal in the Shadows Sri Lanka Brief - 08/08/2025 Features Record Drug Arrests Expose Cracks in Justice System and Rehabilitation Strategy Sri Lanka Brief - 06/08/2025 News UN Human Rights Chief Reaffirms Commitment to Justice in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Brief - 06/08/2025 Related news Features ‘Killing the Travellers’ Documentary Highlights Kurukkalmadam Massacre, Demanding Justice for Forgotten Muslim Victims Sri Lanka Brief - 08/08/2025 News Rohitha Rajapaksa’s SupremeSAT Exposed: A Satellite Deal in the Shadows Sri Lanka Brief - 08/08/2025 Features Record Drug Arrests Expose Cracks in Justice System and Rehabilitation Strategy Sri Lanka Brief - 06/08/2025 News UN Human Rights Chief Reaffirms Commitment to Justice in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Brief - 06/08/2025