Coercive laws recipe for future misrule
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by Jehan Perera The NPP government is going after powerful figures from the past and present who have engaged in corruption, fraud and criminal activity in a way that no previous government in Sri Lanka has done. Former ministers, politicia...
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- —by Jehan Perera The NPP government is going after powerful figures from the past and present who have engaged in corruption, fraud and criminal activity in a way that no previous government in Sri Lanka has done.
- —Former ministers, politicians and senior state officials are among those facing investigations and legal proceedings.
- —The government has [].
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