Submission to the Independent Expert on foreign debt and human rights By Civil society organizations in Sri Lanka
August 2018
12 September 2018 by Collective
Colombo, Sri Lanka (CC - Flickr - Jérôme Decq)
This submission to the Independent Expert on Foreign Debt and Human Rights comes at an important juncture in the trajectory of Sri Lanka’s socio-political and economic development. In 2015 the country took a definitive turn after the presidential election, which had led to the election of a new president and to the election of a new parliament later that year through general elections. In the absence of a single party gaining an overall parliamentary majority, a government was formed through a fragile coalition between the two major political parties.
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