Publications

The Use of Confessionary Evidence under the Counter-Terrorism Laws of Sri Lanka: An Interdisciplinary Study by Visakesa Chandrasekaram (Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2017. 227 pp. ISBN: 9789462981577)

Book review

Dinesha Samararatne

78(3) (August 2019) the Journal of Asian Studies 699

Publication year: 2019

Proposals for a New Bill of Rights in Sri Lanka: Narrow Debates, Unmarked Challenges

Refereed Journal articles

Dinesha Samararatne

108(6) (2019) The Roundtable: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs 667

Publication year: 2019

Direct Public Participation in Constitution-Making

Technical reports

Dinesha Samararatne

Constitution Transformation Network of Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, Australia (Policy Brief No 001/2019)

Publication year: 2019

Technical reports/ working papers

Publication year: 2019

Transitioning with Disability: Possibilities and Obstacles in Post-war contexts in Sri Lanka

Book Chapters

Dinesha Samararatne, Karen Soldatic

in Rita Shackel and Lucy Fiske (eds) Rethinking Transitional Gender Justice: Transformative approaches in post-conflict settings (Palgrave 2018) 315

Publication year: 2018

Sri Lanka State of Human Rights published annually by the Law & Society

Editorial work

Publication year: 2018

Proposals for a Bill of Rights for Post-war Sri Lanka

Technical reports/ working papers

Dinesha Samararatne

Key Issues in Sri Lanka's Constitutional Reform Process: The Executive Presidency, Devolution and Bill of Rights (Institute for Constitutional Studies, Colombo)

Publication year: 2018

Out of the Shadows: A Study of War-affected Women with Disabilities in Sri Lanka

Technical reports

Dinesha Samararatne, Karen Soldatic, Binendri Perera

Law & Society Trust, Sri Lanka with Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University

Publication year: 2018

Legal education and training: formation for human flourishing

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2018

Judicial Borrowing and Creeping Influences: Indian Jurisprudence in Sri Lankan Public law

Refereed Journal articles

Dinesha Samararatne

Indian Law Review 2(3) (2018) 205

Publication year: 2018

The Quest for Transitional Justice in Sri Lanka

Chapters and web documents

Publication year: 2017

The Law’s Gatekeepers: inquiring the role of lawyers and the judiciary in the adjudication of fundamental rights petitions in Sri Lanka

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2017

An Unavoidable Gaze: Influence of Indian Jurisprudence on Sri Lankan Public Law

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2017

"The Report of the Sub-Committee Of The Constitutional Assembly On Fundamental Rights- Perspectives on the inclusion of socio economic rights in the New Constitution''

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2017

‘The Law’s Gender: Entanglements and Recursions – Three Stories from Sri Lanka’

Refereed Journal articles

Publication year: 2017

Chapters and web documents

Publication year: 2017

‘Peace, justice and disabled women’s advocacy: Tamil women with disabilities in rural post-conflict Sri Lanka’

Refereed Journal articles

Publication year: 2017

‘Judicial Interpretation of Human Rights’

Chapters and web documents

Publication year: 2017

‘Contemporary Challenges To The Law Of Non-International Armed Conflict Lessons From Sri Lanka’

Refereed Journal articles

Publication year: 2017

The Rut of Formal Equality: Gender (In)justice in Sri Lanka

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2016

The Rule of Law and (like) the Rule of Law: Some Sri Lankan Experiences

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2016

Public Law and Poverty

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2016

Constitution Making and Public Participation: The Making of a Third Republican Constitution for Sri Lanka

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2016

‘The Story of a Picture: Law Reform for Mandatory Graphic Warnings in Packaging of Tobacco Products in Sri Lanka’

Refereed Journal articles

Publication year: 2016

‘The Constitutional Council And The Independent Commissions: The New Framework For Depoliticising Governance’

Chapters and web documents

Publication year: 2016

‘The Bill of Rights In The New Constitution: Scope And Enforcement’

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2016

‘Recent trends in Sri Lanka’s Fundamental Rights jurisdiction’

Chapters and web documents

Publication year: 2016

‘Constitutionalising Economic And Social Rights In Sri Lanka’

Technical reports

Publication year: 2016

Sovereignty of the People as the Frame for the Pursuit of Justice’

Conference paper presentations / workshop attended

Publication year: 2015

Judicial Interpretation of Human Rights

Chapters and web documents

Publication year: 2015

Prof. Dinesha Samararatne

Department of Public & International Law, Faculty of Law, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka.

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The Use of Confessionary Evidence under the Counter-Terrorism Laws of Sri Lanka: An Interdisciplinary Study by Visakesa Chandrasekaram (Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2017. 227 pp. ISBN: 9789462981577)

Proposals for a New Bill of Rights in Sri Lanka: Narrow Debates, Unmarked Challenges

Direct Public Participation in Constitution-Making

Transitioning with Disability: Possibilities and Obstacles in Post-war contexts in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka State of Human Rights published annually by the Law & Society

Proposals for a Bill of Rights for Post-war Sri Lanka

Out of the Shadows: A Study of War-affected Women with Disabilities in Sri Lanka

Legal education and training: formation for human flourishing

Judicial Borrowing and Creeping Influences: Indian Jurisprudence in Sri Lankan Public law

The Quest for Transitional Justice in Sri Lanka

The Law’s Gatekeepers: inquiring the role of lawyers and the judiciary in the adjudication of fundamental rights petitions in Sri Lanka

An Unavoidable Gaze: Influence of Indian Jurisprudence on Sri Lankan Public Law

"The Report of the Sub-Committee Of The Constitutional Assembly On Fundamental Rights- Perspectives on the inclusion of socio economic rights in the New Constitution''

‘The Law’s Gender: Entanglements and Recursions – Three Stories from Sri Lanka’

‘Peace, justice and disabled women’s advocacy: Tamil women with disabilities in rural post-conflict Sri Lanka’

‘Judicial Interpretation of Human Rights’

‘Contemporary Challenges To The Law Of Non-International Armed Conflict Lessons From Sri Lanka’

The Rut of Formal Equality: Gender (In)justice in Sri Lanka

The Rule of Law and (like) the Rule of Law: Some Sri Lankan Experiences

Public Law and Poverty

Constitution Making and Public Participation: The Making of a Third Republican Constitution for Sri Lanka

‘The Story of a Picture: Law Reform for Mandatory Graphic Warnings in Packaging of Tobacco Products in Sri Lanka’

‘The Constitutional Council And The Independent Commissions: The New Framework For Depoliticising Governance’

‘The Bill of Rights In The New Constitution: Scope And Enforcement’

‘Recent trends in Sri Lanka’s Fundamental Rights jurisdiction’

‘Constitutionalising Economic And Social Rights In Sri Lanka’

Sovereignty of the People as the Frame for the Pursuit of Justice’

Judicial Interpretation of Human Rights