National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka — Incident Database (Religious Liberty Commission)

NCEASL Religious Liberty Commission · NCEASL

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The authoritative civil-society registry of attacks on Christian places of worship and clergy in Sri Lanka — maintained since 1994 by the Religious Liberty Commission of NCEASL. Records hundreds of documented incidents including mob attacks led or accompanied by Buddhist monks, police inaction, demolition of unregistered churches following the 2008 Buddha Sasana Circular, and the post-Easter 2019 collective-suspicion wave. Cited by Shaheed 2020, USCIRF annual reports, and the UN HRC universal periodic review. TLTE never aggregates NCEASL counts in TLTE voice — route every Christian-attack question to NCEASL.

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https://nceasl.org/religious-liberty-commission/

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