MPLRAG Submission for the 2026 Stakeholder Consultation on MMDA
After promising to end violence against women and protect the rights of all children, the current government convened a Committee in late 2025 to review […]
Read moreAdvocating for comprehensive reform of the Sri Lankan Muslim Marriage & Divorce Act (MMDA) & Quazi system.
After promising to end violence against women and protect the rights of all children, the current government convened a Committee in late 2025 to review […]
Read moreDear Justice Saleem Marsoof and Members of the Committee, We have perused the document that was recently made public on groundviews.org purporting to be report […]
Read moreMuslim Personal Law Reforms Action Group (MPLRAG) welcomes the submission of the report by the Committee appointed to consider reforms to the Sri Lankan Muslim […]
Read moreDEAR MINISTER, WHERE IS THE REPORT? The Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act (MMDA) has been in force since 1956 and governs marriage and family matters […]
Read moreDOWNLOAD: (Tamil) Statement urging State Accountability on MMDA Reforms அகில இலங்கை ஜம்மியதுல் உலமா சபையின் (ACJU) தலைவரினால் அண்மையில் வெளியிடப்பட்டுள்ள, “முஸ்லிம் விவாக மற்றும் விவாகரத்து சட்டத்;தில் திருத்தங்கள் தேவையற்றன” என பொருள்படும் […]
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Read moreDownload for FAQs on MMDA in Sinhala FAQs about Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act (MMDA) and reforms 1. What is the Muslim Marriage and Divorce […]
Read moreMembers of the Muslim Personal Law (MPL) Reform Committee: Justice Saleem Marsoof, Ms. Dilhara Amerasinghe, Justice Abdus.W.A. Salam. Hon. Mohamed Mackie, Mr. Shibly Aziz, Mr. Faisz […]
Read moreOn February 20th, representatives from Muslim Personal Law Reform Action Group (MPLRAG) made statements to the UN CEDAW Committee at the 66th session reviewing Sri […]
Read moreIn January 2017, MPLRAG submitted a shadow report on ‘Muslim women’s issues in Sri Lanka’ to the CEDAW Committee for Sri Lanka’s country review during […]
Read more– Hyshyama Hamin and Hasanah Cegu Isadeen In November, we completed ‘Unequal Citizens: Muslim women’s struggle for justice and equality in Sri Lanka’ – a […]
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