Journal Articles

Guruparan K, ‘Normalising the Abnormalcy: Reflections on Self – Determination, Justice and Peace in Post – War Sri Lanka, (2017) Neetham Law Journal

Thushani S, Establishment of a Hybrid Court for Criminal Prosecution in Aftermath of a Non – International Armed Conflict, (2017) Neetham Law Journal

Mathan K, “Judicial Review of Legislation-Whether Sri Lanka needs a Constitutional Reform?” full paper was published in the conference proceedings of the International Conference on Contemporary Management of the University of Jaffna (July2017).

Sanjayan R, ‘Sri Lanka’s Constitutional Reform Project: Constitution-making or Constitution-building?’ (2017) VIII (1) Junior Bar Law Journal 244.

Sanjayan R, ‘Reforming the Rule Against Bias in Administrative Law’ (2017) 3 (3) Comparative Constitutional Law and Administrative Law Quarterly 28

Sanjayan R, ‘Creative in Theory, Conservative in Practice? Justice Weeramantry in the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka’ (2017) 27 Law & Society Trust Review 28

Sanjayan R, ‘Judiciary Decisions and International Law: Subsidiary Means or Primary Source?’ (2017) Neetham Law Journal

Book Chapters

Guruparan K, ‘The Difficulties and Probable Impossibility of a Coherent Conception of Transitional Justice in Sri Lanka’ appearing in Bhavani Fonseka (ed), ‘Transitional Justice in Sri Lanka’ (CPA, 2017)

Sanjayan R, ‘Overview of the State of Human Rights in 2016’ in Law & Society Trust, Sri Lanka: State of Human Rights 2016 (2017)

Journal Articles

Guruparan K (2016) ‘Customary law of stateless nations: some observations on the question of who can reform the Thesawalamai, the customary laws of the Tamils in Sri Lanka’ 7(1) Jindal Global Law Review 49-59

Mathan.K, (2016) ‘The Protection against Imminent Infringement of Fundamental Rights Sri Lanka’, Manurawa Journal, The Law Students’ Human Rights Movement, Sri Lanka Law College, pp 126-130

Mathan.K, The Protection of Minority Rights- A Critical Analysis of the Role of the Judiciary, International Conference on Contemporary Management, University of Jaffna, July 2016, paper presented and full paper published in the conference proceedings pp.293-311.

Mathan K, Right to Constitutional Remedies – A study of constitutional arrangements to protect fundamentals rights in Sri Lanka. Conference proceedings juice 2014, University of Jaffna and the paper was presented at the conference on 18.12.2014, Pg. 439 - 444

Mathan K, The role of law in protecting women rights – A study focused on some legal provisions. (Penkal Urimaikalaip Paathukaathalil Saddathini Vakipanku – Sila Sadda Etpaadukalai Munnurithiya Aaivu, Thiruvudaiyal, Magazine of Divisional Secretariat, Vadamaradchi North west, Volume 5, 2014,pg.105-111