Preamble : Three Reports on Police Torture = 1
Introduction = 5
Chapter 1 : Towards Eliminating Crime and Criminal links within the Policing System = 19
Chapter 2 : Kadirgamar Killing Highlights Police Crisis = 24
Chapter 3 : Women Speak Out: Interviews with Four Women =. 28
Chapter 4: Equal access to Justice: Where Should it Begin to Ensure Human Rights? = 52
Chapter 5 : Gerard Perera: One Man’s Courageous Fight for Justice = 60
Chapter 6 : Calling for an Inquiry to Probe into the Security Lapses that Resulted in the Assassination of Judge Ambepitiya = 66
Chapter 7 : Case Reports = 69
Chapter 8 : The Sri Lankan Police: A Historical Perspective = 156
Chapter 9 : Tales of two Sri Lankan Massacres: The relevance of Embilipitiya to Bindunuwewa = 164
Chapter 10 : The tussle between the Executive President and Public Authorities = 172
Chapter 11 : The 1978 Constitution: Its Foundation is Flawed = 181
Chapter 12 : Paranoia of Regimes in Power = 193
Chapter 13 : Delays in Adjudication = 199
Chapter 14 : Absence of Witness Protection = 213
Chapter 15 : Collapse of Command Responsibility = 240
Chapter 16 : Absence of Forensic Facilities = 255
Chapter 17 : A Street Movement for Justice = 273
Chapter 18 : A question and answer from the European Commission on Human Rights in Sri Lanka = 277
Annex One : A sample of AHRC correspondence with local and international authorities = 280
Annex Two : Janasansadaya responses to CAT = 303
Introduction = 5
Chapter 1 : Towards Eliminating Crime and Criminal links within the Policing System = 19
Chapter 2 : Kadirgamar Killing Highlights Police Crisis = 24
Chapter 3 : Women Speak Out: Interviews with Four Women =. 28
Chapter 4: Equal access to Justice: Where Should it Begin to Ensure Human Rights? = 52
Chapter 5 : Gerard Perera: One Man’s Courageous Fight for Justice = 60
Chapter 6 : Calling for an Inquiry to Probe into the Security Lapses that Resulted in the Assassination of Judge Ambepitiya = 66
Chapter 7 : Case Reports = 69
Chapter 8 : The Sri Lankan Police: A Historical Perspective = 156
Chapter 9 : Tales of two Sri Lankan Massacres: The relevance of Embilipitiya to Bindunuwewa = 164
Chapter 10 : The tussle between the Executive President and Public Authorities = 172
Chapter 11 : The 1978 Constitution: Its Foundation is Flawed = 181
Chapter 12 : Paranoia of Regimes in Power = 193
Chapter 13 : Delays in Adjudication = 199
Chapter 14 : Absence of Witness Protection = 213
Chapter 15 : Collapse of Command Responsibility = 240
Chapter 16 : Absence of Forensic Facilities = 255
Chapter 17 : A Street Movement for Justice = 273
Chapter 18 : A question and answer from the European Commission on Human Rights in Sri Lanka = 277
Annex One : A sample of AHRC correspondence with local and international authorities = 280
Annex Two : Janasansadaya responses to CAT = 303