Trade Union Movement against 20A...

October 21, 2020  

 

 

The Trade Union Movement of Sri Lanka launched a protest against the proposed 20th Amendment to the Constitution. The proposed amendment is being debated at the parliament today (October 21) and tomorrow (October 22). Photos by: Sanjeewa Lasantha/Shan Fernando

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