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  1. The Government of Sri Lanka introduced child labor law amendments to Parliament and proposed increasing the retirement ages of judges.

Sri Lanka plans to extend judges' retirement ages, warning of a judicial crisis similar to Zimbabwe's.

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Sri Lanka plans to extend judges' retirement ages, warning of a judicial crisis similar to Zimbabwe's.

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Sri Lankasupreme courtZimbabwe

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  1. Government is failing to fill Supreme Court and Court of Appeal vacancies, amid challenges to retirement age increases.Sub-event
  2. Judicial tenure in the Supreme and High Courts has been extended.1 source
  3. The Supreme Court of Sri Lanka proposed extensions to the retirement age for superior court judges.Sub-event
  4. Policy changes to judicial retirement ages risk a judicial crisis in Sri Lanka, mirroring Zimbabwe's situation.1 source

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