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UN Raises Concerns Over Sri Lanka’s Crime Bill
United Nations human rights experts have expressed concerns over provisions in Sri Lanka's Prevention of Organized Crimes Bill, which would allow police officers to access phone records without court approval. The UN also urged major revisions to the Protection of the State from Terrorism Bill, citing potential human rights violations and lack of judicial oversight.
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Hiru News - EnglishUN experts warn proposed organised crime Bill could threaten privacy and press freedom
NewsWire EnglishFrom phone records to police detention: 11 concerns raised by UN over Sri Lanka’s new crime Bill
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The experts warned that this could heighten the risk of torture and arbitrary detention. A further 24 hours of police custody could also be authorised. The UN warned that this could expose confidential journalistic sources.