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Why Sri Lanka must not revive the death penalty. My insights from working on capital cases in the United States

Aug 7, 2018

A guest post from Catherine Dunmore, a former Sri Lanka Campaign volunteer who recently spent several months working with inmates facing the death penalty in Florida (US) through the charity Amicus. In 1976, Sri Lanka became a regional trailblazer by turning its back...

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