AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRights and Security: Sri Lanka’s proposed anti-terrorism and organised-crime bills face growing opposition. The UN urges a narrower terrorism definition and stronger judicial safeguards, while the Bar Association calls for both bills to be withdrawn. Power and Economy: One-hour power cuts are planned in four zones amid a Norochcholai shutdown; an opposition MP alleges substandard coal has cost the country Rs. 18.3 billion. China and partners have also scrapped a proposed $392 million Colombo logistics hub, while the ADB approved $100 million for welfare and growth. Court Watch: Former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s overseas medical travel motion was rejected over a date discrepancy, but prosecutors said the request could be considered on humanitarian grounds. Maritime Affairs: A Navy and Coast Guard operation seized two Indian dhows and two local dinghies suspected of smuggling Kendu leaves off Udappuwa. Palk Bay: Experts have urged more research and attention to Katchatheevu, citing gaps in data on fishing, marine resources and environmental damage.
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