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Government of Sri Lanka considers a constitutional amendment to extend the retirement age.

20 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 17
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Government of Sri Lanka considers a constitutional amendment to extend the retirement age.

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Government of Sri Lankasupreme courtCourt of Appeal

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  1. The Church of Ceylon has formally opposed the government's move to extend the retirement age for judges and civil servants.Sub-event
  2. The President urged against amending retirement age rules in Sri Lanka.Sub-event
  3. President Dissanayake faces pressure over the proposed extension of judicial retirement age.1 source
  4. Senior judges' retirement age is currently under review.Sub-event
  5. Legal bodies oppose the government's attempt to extend the retirement age for superior court judges.1 source
  6. Government of Sri Lanka considers constitutional amendment to extend retirement age.1 source
  7. Bar Associations of Sri Lanka oppose the government's plan to raise the retirement age for judges.1 source

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