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Basil Fernando

Introduction : Volume 14 Number 02

Posted on August 29, 2015September 9, 2015 by admin

Basil Fernando, Director, Policy and Programme Development, Asian Human Rights Commission During the last 15 years the Asian Human Rights Commission and its sister organisation the Asian Legal Resource Centre […]

Policing in Negombo

Posted on March 20, 2009December 18, 2015 by Article 2

Basil Fernando, Director, Asian Human Rights Commission & Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong The key events in the case of Sugath Nishanta Fernando and his family, as narrated to […]

Introduction: Use of police powers of arrest and detention for profit in Asia

Posted on March 2, 2009December 18, 2015 by Article 2

Basil Fernando, Director, Asian Human Rights Commission & Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong This edition of article 2 (‘Use of police powers for profit’, vol. 8, no. 1) deals […]

Foreword: Dual policy approach needed on Burma

Posted on September 4, 2008December 17, 2015 by Article 2

Basil Fernando, Executive Director, Asian Human Rights Commission & Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong Despite many decades of talk about democracy in Burma, things have further degenerated. Unfortunately, this […]

The Kafkan metamorphosis of Sri Lanka’s Attorney General

Posted on March 16, 2008December 16, 2015 by Article 2

Basil Fernando, Executive Director, Asian Human Rights Commission & Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong The Attorney General (AG) of Sri Lanka, C R de Silva, on 18 June 2007 […]

Foreword: Still no cure for political lunacy

Posted on December 23, 2007December 14, 2015 by Article 2

Basil Fernando, Executive Director, Asian Human Rights Commission & Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong While scientists and health practitioners have found ways to cure or alleviate many forms of […]

India’s false pride over human rights

Posted on August 22, 2007December 11, 2015 by Article 2

Bijo Francis, Programme Officer, Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong Indians take pride in their country for many reasons, ranging from democracy to unity in diversity. This “pride speech” is […]

Torture is a political product

Posted on August 3, 2007December 10, 2015 by Article 2

Basil Fernando, Executive Director, Asian Human Rights Commission & Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong In Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Cambodia, Burma, Thailand, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Nepal, Malaysia, Pakistan, India, China, […]

Legal systems, like ecological systems, can be destroyed by adverse conditions

Posted on June 13, 2007December 9, 2015 by Article 2

Basil Fernando, Executive Director, Asian Human Rights Commission & Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong When a legal system is exposed to adverse conditions for a length of time its […]

Comprehensive torture prevention in Sri Lanka

Posted on April 20, 2007December 9, 2015 by Article 2

Basil Fernando, Executive Director, Asian Human Rights Commission & Asian Legal Resource Centre, Hong Kong Maintaining very close links with torture victims is the starting point for any serious work […]

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