Amnesty International welcomed Sri Lanka’s decision to end forced cremation of COVID-19 victims. It credited the sustained struggle of bereaved families, activists and Muslim community members for restoring the possibility of dignified burial. Amnesty also warned against replacing one form of religious discrimination with another through a proposed face-veil ban.
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Whose efforts did Amnesty credit when Sri Lanka ended forced cremations?
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Amnesty described the change as a result of sustained struggle by families, activists and the Muslim community.
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