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EU says SoE will not help solve Sri Lanka’s problems

The European Union says the state of emergency imposed in Sri Lanka will not help solve the country’s difficulties.

Oshadha Dammearachchi by Oshadha Dammearachchi
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The European Union says the state of emergency imposed in Sri Lanka will not help solve the country’s difficulties.

Taking to twitter the EU acknowledged how Sri Lankan citizens fully enjoy their right to freedom of expression throughout a month of peaceful demonstrations, in the oldest democracy in South Asia.

It warned that the state of emergency could have a counterproductive effect on the country’s situation.

https://twitter.com/EU_in_Sri_Lanka/status/1522799133412626434?s=20&t=4AmDMnPyJjHtby5opRCutw

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