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Sri Lanka signs prisoner transfer agreement with Poland
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Sri Lanka and Poland have signed a bilateral agreement on the transfer of sentenced persons between the two countries.
The agreement was signed this week in Colombo between Attorney General Parinda Ranasinghe, PC and Przemyslaw Domagala, Deputy Director of Poland’s Department of International Cooperation and Human Rights.
The agreement is aimed at assisting both countries in establishing and strengthening the necessary legal framework governing the transfer of sentenced persons. Such a framework ensures the safe, orderly, and humane return of prisoners in both jurisdictions who have been deprived of their liberty as a consequence of criminal convictions, thereby enabling them to serve their sentences within their home countries.
Sri Lanka has entered into Prisoner Transfer Agreements with a number of States, including the United Kingdom, India, Kuwait, Maldives, Pakistan, Russia, Ukraine, Viet Nam, Iran, Thailand, the Czech Republic, and Latvia. The most recent agreement was concluded with Latvia on November 11 this year.
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