HRCSL sets up unit to probe prez poll-related complaints

HRCSL sets up unit to probe prez poll-related complaints

October 25, 2019   09:33 am

The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) has established a unit to investigate the allegations related to human rights violations by the government officials in the context of the Presidential Election 2019.

The complaints in this regard can be submitted to the 24-hour hotline introduced by the Human Rights Commission- 1996.

If the public is submitting their complaints in writing, they are requested to send them to the following address:

Unit Head
Election Complaints Unit
Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka
No. 14, R.A. de Mel Mawatha
Colombo 04.

The complaints can also be submitted to the Human Rights Commission’s official e-mail address: iihrcsrilanka@gmail.com

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