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TransConflict » Attempts to intimidate human rights lawyer Lakshan Dias in Sri Lanka

TransConflict » Attempts to intimidate human rights lawyer Lakshan Dias in Sri Lanka
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Muslims complain about hardline Sri Lankan monk

Muslims complain about hardline Sri Lankan monk
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Kumbh vs Corona

Kumbh vs Corona Mukul Kesavan | | Published 25.04.21, 12:34 AM The government’s willingness to hold the Kumbh Mela in the middle of the worst health emergency in a hundred years and its unwillingness to curtail it despite a tsunami of second wave Covid infections raise an interesting question. Is Narendra Modi a rational actor on his own terms? Rational, here, doesn’t mean ‘secular’ or ‘progressive’. The question is simply this: if we allow for Modi’s majoritarianism, are his policy choices based on good information and best practice? Do they try to maximize the greatest good of the greatest number, once the welfare of minorities is subtracted?

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Sri Lanka bans 11 extremist groups, including ISIS and al-Qaida

Sri Lanka bans 11 extremist groups, including ISIS and al-Qaida Top Searches Sri Lanka bans 11 extremist groups, including ISIS and al-Qaida PTI / Apr 14, 2021, 10:44 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail Police Special Task Force officers guard the area near St Anthony s Shrine in Colombo COLOMBO: Sri Lanka has banned 11 hardline Islamist organisations, including the Islamic State (ISIS) and al-Qaida, for their links to extremist activities in the country, according to an official announcement. President Gotabaya Rajapaksa under a special gazette notification issued on Tuesday proscribed the radical groups under the Prevention of Terrorism (temporary) Provisions Act. The notification specifies that any person who acts in contravention or conspires to act would be sentenced to prison terms between 20 and 10 years.

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Sri Lanka bans 11 extremist groups, including ISIS and al-Qaeda

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. File | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT President Gotabaya Rajapaksa under a special gazette notification issued on Tuesday proscribed the radical groups under the Prevention of Terrorism (temporary) Provisions Act. Sri Lanka has banned 11 hardline Islamist organisations, including the Islamic State (ISIS) and al-Qaeda, for their links to extremist activities in the country, according to an official announcement. President Gotabaya Rajapaksa under a special gazette notification issued on Tuesday proscribed the radical groups under the Prevention of Terrorism (temporary) Provisions Act. The notification specifies that any person who acts in contravention or conspires to act would be sentenced to prison terms between 20 and 10 years.

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