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The UN called for the repeal of a controversial law, while Amnesty International warned that PTA facilitates human rights abuses. A minister proposed replacing PTA with new legislation.

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  1. Herath acknowledged discarding a committee report while Amnesty monitors the new anti-terrorism bill.
  2. New bill to repeal PTA in Sri Lanka is warned to jeopardize EU trade benefits.

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5 reports, 4 independent, last reported Oct 13. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The UN called for the repeal of a controversial law, while Amnesty International warned that PTA facilitates human rights abuses. A minister proposed replacing PTA with new legislation.

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  1. Herath acknowledged discarding a committee report while Amnesty monitors the new anti-terrorism bill.1 source
  2. New bill to repeal PTA in Sri Lanka is warned to jeopardize EU trade benefits.1 source
  3. Youth organizations are demanding the repeal of the controversial PTA, citing issues in Jaffna and Kilinochchi.Sub-event
  4. UN calls for repeal of controversial law; Amnesty warns PTA facilitates human rights abuses.1 source

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