Legal framework on sexual violence in Sri Lanka – Policy Brief

This is a policy brief on the need for reforms pertaining to the legal framework on Sexual Violence in Sri Lanka. The policy brief was compiled by Uda Deshapriya and Achalie Kumarage.

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