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HRCSL reiterates 'grave concern' over deaths occurring in police custody
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Ada Derana reports that the Human Rights Commission reiterated its concern about deaths in police custody.
Ada Derana reports that Sri Lanka’s Human Rights Commission reiterated its concern over deaths occurring in police custody. The report does not identify any cases, provide dates or locations, or describe any further action by the commission.
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