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State Freeze

Author lbostgadmin | Posted on November 6, 2003 | Legal

The President on Wednesday declared a State of Emergency, a day after she sacked three key ministers and suspended Parliament.
President Kumaratunga used her executive powers to declare a State of Emergency for a period of ten days, the maximum possible without Parliamentary sanction.
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rnThe powers give security forces sweeping authority to arrest and detain suspects and prevent demonstrations.

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