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bySumanasiri Liyanage

In April 2000, I presented a draft paper titled "How to Translate Thimpu Principles into the Language of Constitution" for a discussion at a workshop held at the Topaz Hotel, Kandy. If my memory is correct, the workshop was organized by the Ministry of Constitutional Affairs. One of the objectives of the workshop was how to incorporate the Thimpu Principles into the Draft Constitution.
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