The “Sri Lanka Updates” series by Justice For All sheds light on the ongoing human rights challenges in Sri Lanka, emphasizing the urgent need for justice and accountability. Despite the civil war ending over 15 years ago, victims and survivors continue to face systemic barriers in seeking redress for wartime atrocities, including enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings . The government’s reliance on the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) has been criticized for enabling arbitrary detentions and targeting minority communities, particularly Muslims and Tamils . Recent incidents, such as the tragic suicide of a Tamil schoolgirl following alleged abuse, highlight the persistent failures in protecting vulnerable populations . Justice For All advocates for the repeal of oppressive laws like the PTA, the establishment of independent accountability mechanisms, and the protection of minority rights to ensure a just and inclusive society in Sri Lanka.