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Search this section: Advanced Search	AHRC Statements 2004   INDONESIA: lndonesian government must not hesitate to grant access to all disaster-affected areas - 2004-12-30 SRI LANKA: The State must undertake its obligations as protector of the people in tsunami aftermath - 2004-12-29 The tsunamis' aftermath: Need for urgent responses - 2004-12-28 NEPAL: UN Secretary General's statement a vital opportunity to end the misery of Nepalese People - 2004-12-25 SRI LANKA: The initial arrest in torture victim Gerald Parera's murder case - 2004-12-24 SRI LANKA: Sri Lankan NPC probe into top police a critical test of its credibility - 2004-12-21 SRI LANKA: One month after the shooting of Gerald Perera: No justice yet - 2004-12-20 THAILAND: Justice in Thailand must not be sacrificed out of political expediency - 2004-12-17 NEPAL: India must prove that it can adhere to the U.N. Charter on Nepal before claiming a role in the Security Council - 2004-12-17 SRI LANKA: Lives of torture victims endangered due to the lack of witness protection - 2004-12-15 SRI LANKA: Contempt of justice causes legalised cruelty - 2004-12-13 NEPAL: Nepalese exodus from impending disaster cannot be ignored - 2004-12-13 SRI LANKA: A hierarchy of Justice? The CID investigation into Gerald Perera’s killing is dragging its feet - 2004-12-08 Collapsed rule of law buries the foundations of human rights: The AHRC International Human Rights Day Statement 2004 - 2004-12-08 SRI LANKA: Sri Lanka seeking to institutionalise torture in police stations and impunity for those who carry it out - 2004-12-03 SRI LANKA: Stand by Sri Lankan Bar Association must be reconsidered - 2004-12-01 SRI LANKA: Call for Inquiry Commission to Probe into Security Issues relating to the Assassination of Judge Ambepitiya - 2004-12-01 THAILAND: Proposal to introduce national security law in Thailand must be vigorously and unequivocally opposed - 2004-12-01 SRI LANKA: Breaking the nexus between the Sri Lankan police and criminals - 2004-11-29 SRI LANKA: Still no arrests in Sri Lanka torture victim murder case - 2004-11-25 SRI LANKA: Family of Sri Lankan attack victim fears for lives of children - 2004-11-24 SRI LANKA: Gerald Perera, courageous worker who fought for his rights, slain in attempt to derail justice - 2004-11-24 THAILAND: U.N. expert’s offer to visit a great opportunity for Thailand - 2004-11-23 SRI LANKA: Global alert on rapidly degenerating security situation in Sri Lanka - 2004-11-22 SRI LANKA: Judge’s murder is the price for neglect of the Sri Lankan judiciary - 2004-11-20 THAILAND: What is the public prosecutor doing now? - 2004-11-05 SRI LANKA: Complainants and witnesses continue to suffer from police harassment in Sri Lanka - 2004-11-04 SRI LANKA: Sri Lankan HRC must stand firm on transfer of Kandy area coordinator - 2004-11-02 THAILAND: Questions for the government of Thailand - 2004-10-27 THAILAND: Catastrophe in Thailand could have been avoided, must be addressed - 2004-10-26 Sri Lanka: Former inquiry officer of the Human Rights Commission speaks out - 2004-10-25 SRI LANKA: Public doubts over judicial process in Sri Lanka - 2004-10-21 NEPAL: New TADO the latest instrument to facilitate disappearances and other gross abuses - 2004-10-20 BURMA: Turning complainants into criminals in Burma - 2004-10-15 BANGLADESH: Creativity needed to address torture in Bangladesh - 2004-10-15 INDIA: Release illegally detained human rights defenders at once - 2004-10-11 SRI LANKA: Jaffna Police assault Human Rights Commission staff and UN Volunteer - 2004-09-28 ASIA: Centrality of rule of law - 2004-09-22 SRI LANKA: What is the cost of crime control and torture prevention in Sri Lanka? - 2004-09-08 SRI LANKA: What can be done when there are not enough criminal investigators in Sri Lanka? - 2004-09-06 MALAYSIA: A Statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission - 2004-09-03 THAILAND: Thailand’s obsolete criminal defamation law must be scrapped - 2004-09-03 SRI LANKA: Political attacks on the NPC and election violence in Sri Lanka - 2004-09-02 NEPAL: Human rights emergency on the brink of further escalation in Nepal - 2004-08-29 MALDIVES: Government of Maldives must end intolerable rights abuses - 2004-08-27 SRI LANKA: Serious measures announced by Sri Lankan NPC to ensure disciplinary control of police a welcome move - 2004-08-25 NEPAL: Immediate domestic and international intervention needed to protect lives of people and avoid a humanitarian catastrophe in Nepal - 2004-08-22 INDIA: Indian Supreme Court’s decision devoid of merit - 2004-08-13 THAILAND: Compensation without criminal liability is no solution to the killings in Southern Thailand - 2004-08-04 INDIA: Ten years of waiting for justice in West Bengal end with a funeral - 2004-08-03 SRI LANKA: Attempted rape of judge indicative of collapsed rule of law in Sri Lanka - 2004-07-30 SRI LANKA: NPC's Power of Disciplinary Control over Officers below the Rank of Inspector - 2004-07-21 SRI LANKA : Protection of complainants and the role of the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka – Two sad incidents - 2004-07-21 SRI LANKA: Facing up to the dark legacy of state-sponsored riots - 2004-07-19 [AHRC Open Letter] SRI LANKA: Protection for Persons who make Complaints of Torture against Security Officers - 2004-07-19 Hong Kong marches for democracy, stability and prosperity on July 1 - 2004-06-30 Make the SAARC region a torture-free zone! - 2004-06-25 Eliminating torture remains our foremost challenge in Asia - 2004-06-25 THAILAND: Disappearance of a human rights defender and disappearance of justice in Thailand - 2004-06-19 SRI LANKA: Failure to discipline criminal police officers in Sri Lanka exacerbates social instability - 2004-06-11 BURMA : Jailing a child rape victim in Burma, masquerading in Geneva - 2004-05-29 SRI LANKA : Amnesty Sri Lanka report incorrect and counterproductive - 2004-05-29 SRI LANKA: The inadequacies of the torture prevention policy adopted by the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka - 2004-05-15 THAILAND: Judicial enquiry must follow mass killing in Southern Thailand - 2004-04-29 NEPAL: Without a parliament, whence human rights in Nepal? - 2004-04-23 INDIA: A human body preserved like a fish and a rotten criminal justice system in West Bengal - 2004-04-02 [AHRC Open Letter] INDIA: The Horrendous Practices during Forensic Examinations in India - 2004-03-23 THAILAND: Disappearance of Thai human rights defender cause for grave concern - 2004-03-18 SRI LANKA: Casual Killings: Seven People Shot Dead by Police within 70 Days - 2004-03-18 PAKISTAN: Who is celebrating International Women's Day in Pakistan? - 2004-03-08 INDIA: Custodial deaths in West Bengal and India’s refusal to ratify the Convention against Torture - 2004-03-01 SRI LANKA: ATTACK ON TONY FERNANDO - Sri Lanka Seriously Embarrassed Internationally - 2004-02-03 SRI LANKA: Forensic science, mortuaries and the rights of victims of crime - 2004-01-06
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