USCIRF Annual Report 2024 — Sri Lanka chapter (Special Watch List recommendation)

US Commission on International Religious Freedom · USCIRF

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USCIRF's annual finding on Sri Lanka. Documents continued government failure to investigate the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings transparently, mandatory cremations of Muslims and Christians during COVID-19, the Online Safety Act 2024 (used disproportionately against minority religious speech), the One Country One Law Task Force, and Buddhist-monk-led attacks on mosques and churches with limited state response. USCIRF has recommended Sri Lanka for the Special Watch List since 2021. The most concise external-state assessment of the religion-state machinery.

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https://www.uscirf.gov/sites/default/files/2024-05/2024%20Annual%20Report.pdf

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