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by Kishali Pinto-Jayawardena

The Law & Society Trust has released its latest report on the country's human rights conditions titled 'Sri Lanka: State of Human Rights 2001'. The 395-page publication covers period January-December 2000 and was edited by Elizabeth Nissan, the UK-based international human rights consultant specialising in Sri Lankan affairs. We publish today the chapter on 'Freedom of Expression and Media Freedom'. The footnotes included in the book are not included here.
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