This issue covers many current issues relating to human rights in Sri Lanka such as the resolution before the United Nations for Reconciliation and Accountability in Sri Lanka and the opportunities that this resolution opens up for resolving some of the troubling problems in the country, the mass grave found in Matale and its implications; the long-standing problem of the killing of children in Sri Lanka; the issue of the impeachment of the Chief Justice, Dr. Shirani Bandaranayke and the future of the independence of the judiciary; political killings and the responsibilities of the government; the 1978 Constitution and its impact on today’s politics and several other issues currently being discussed among Sri Lankans.
This issue also carries several poems and dialogues and also the translation of a short story by Tolstoy, What Men Live By.
The issue, which consists of 50 pages, has been colorfully produced and is reader-friendly.
The issue may be seen here.
Compiled in April 2013 by the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC), 50 pages. Language: Sinhalese
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