US Senate Supports Sri Lanka Democracy, Human Rights, and Economic Reform
The US Senate expresses strong support for the democratic and economic aspirations of the Sri Lankan people amidst a severe crisis caused by corruption and mismanagement. The resolution urges the Sri Lankan government to hold immediate, fair elections, respect fundamental rights, and implement structural reforms to ensure justice and accountability for past human rights abuses. These changes are crucial for economic stability and improving citizens' living conditions.
Key points
Immediate call for free and fair local and provincial elections, which were previously postponed in violation of the Constitution.
Demand to respect the right to peaceful protest, cease repression, and repeal or amend the restrictive Prevention of Terrorism Act.
Urging structural reforms to combat corruption, reduce military spending, and ensure accountability for historical atrocities and human rights violations.
Support for the full implementation of the 13th Amendment, devolving powers over land, police, education, and health to the provinces.
Status:
Expired
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