UN special-procedure mandate holders sent a joint communication to Sri Lanka concerning compulsory cremation and its impact on Muslims. The communication documented allegations about religious rights, family distress and public-health justifications. It brought the burial-rights campaign into international oversight; a communication reporting alleged violations was not a judicial finding or a repeal of the policy.
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UN experts brought concerns about compulsory cremation of Muslims into international oversight.
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A joint special-procedure communication raised allegations concerning the policy and its impact.