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Release the Rohingya from detention and provide them with access to dignified living conditions in Sri Lanka

by Admin | Jan 20, 2026 | Opinion Papers

Source: Amnesty International | Letter to the Sri Lankan government

Amnesty International wrote to the Sri Lankan government to express serious concern regarding the year-long arbitrary detention of 116 Rohingya people who arrived in Sri Lanka in December 2024.

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