The Article 9 of the Constitution of Sri Lanka is a unique provision as it places one religious belief, Buddhism under the protective arm of the State while assuring to all religions the rights granted by Articles 10 and ...

Generally, the customary laws treat women inequitably as far as their property rights within the marriage are concerned. Although a married woman, under the common law of the Island, the Kandyan and Muslim law, can handle ...

Chapter III of the Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka 1978 guarantees fundamental rights from Article 10 to 14.Article 17 being a provision in the chapter entitled “ Fundamental Rights” the right ...