Sri Lanka’s Human Rights Commission flags enduring militarisation in Tamil-majority areas

Sri Lanka's Human Rights Commission has released a report highlighting the ongoing militarisation in Tamil-majority areas. This issue has persisted for 17 years since the civil war ended, with the report noting that military presence remains a significant feature of governance and land use in the north and east. The enduring militarisation has implications for human rights and the rule of law in Sri Lanka, potentially affecting trade and investment in the region.

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Sri Lanka's Human Rights Commission has reported that militarisation remains a feature of governance and land use in Tamil-majority areas. This could lead to ongoing tensions and instability in the region.

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