A weak counter-terrorism strategy that relies on torture left Sri Lanka vulnerable to the devastating Easter attacks that killed at least 290 people and wounded about 500, says a former United Nations rapporteur.
Sri Lanka's Counter Terrorism Bill: The Good, Bad and the Ugly, by Vihan De Silva
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Sri Lanka grants sweeping new powers to military after 290 killed in Easter Sunday attacks
