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Global creditors should provide debt relief to Sri Lanka: Amnesty

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Sri Lanka is dealing with the worst economic crisis since 1948 because of the shortage of foreign exchange. The island nation has defaulted on its foreign loans. Sri Lanka now needs to restructure its USD 51 billion debt and is in talks with international creditors such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF)

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The Independent

Amnesty: Creditors should provide debt relief to Sri Lanka

Amnesty International has appealed to international creditors to provide debt relief to Sri Lanka to alleviate suffering as its people endure hunger, worsening poverty and shortages of basic supplies

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Amnesty: Creditors should provide debt relief to Sri Lanka

Amnesty International has appealed to international creditors to provide debt relief to Sri Lanka to alleviate suffering as its people endure hunger, worsening poverty and shortages of basic supplies. The London-based international rights group said the country's grim situation has…

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Amnesty: Creditors should provide debt relief to Sri Lanka

Amnesty International has appealed to international creditors to provide debt relief to Sri Lanka to alleviate suffering as its people endure hunger, worsening poverty and shortages of basic supplies

2 years ago·United States

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Irish Independent

Amnesty: Creditors should provide debt relief to Sri Lanka

International creditors should provide debt relief to Sri Lanka to alleviate suffering as its people endure hunger, worsening poverty and shortages of basic supplies, Amnesty International has said.

2 years ago·Ireland

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MY Northwest

Amnesty: Creditors should provide debt relief to Sri Lanka

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — International creditors should provide debt relief to Sri Lanka to alleviate suffering as its people endure hunger, worsening poverty and shortages of basic supplies, Amnesty International said in a statement Wednesday. For months, Sri Lanka has been in the grip of a dire economic crisis and the country has defaulted on its foreign loans. The government is in talks with its creditors on restructuring its more than $51 b…

2 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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