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“Show a Positive Sign or Face Protest” – Catholic Church Sets Deadline for Easter Attack Investigation

“Show a Positive Sign or Face Protest” – Catholic Church Sets Deadline for Easter Attack Investigation

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Colombo Archbishop His Eminence Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith has urged the government to take meaningful steps towards justice for the Easter Sunday attacks, giving a five-week deadline for progress.

Speaking at an event in Colombo today (15) marking the Jubilee of the Catholic Church, he stressed that if no sign of accountability is seen before 21 April, the Catholic community may be left with no choice but to take to the streets in protest.

The Cardinal also called on the new government to restore media freedom and repeal laws that restrict freedom of expression. Highlighting the importance of an open and democratic society, he emphasised that a free press is essential for justice and accountability.

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