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Reconciliation in Sri Lanka

When Travel Writing Becomes Propaganda: Sri Lanka Edition
December 14, 2016

When Travel Writing Becomes Propaganda: Sri Lanka Edition

By Taylor Dibbert
A recent travel piece on the war-torn nation misses the mark badly.

Why Sri Lanka Doesn't Trust the UN
August 10, 2016

Why Sri Lanka Doesn't Trust the UN

By Thamil Venthan Ananthavinayagan
Popular opinion in Sri Lanka views the UN's human rights efforts as a form of neocolonialism.
Lion's Blood: Behind Sri Lanka's Sinha Le Movement
June 29, 2016

Lion's Blood: Behind Sri Lanka's Sinha Le Movement

By Zachary Walko
The rise of Sinhala-Buddhist ultra-nationalism (allegedly with political backing) could threaten reconciliation.

New Report Details Abuses Against Sri Lankan Tamils
June 11, 2016

New Report Details Abuses Against Sri Lankan Tamils

By Taylor Dibbert
A new report focuses on exiled Sri Lankan Tamils.

Examining Sri Lanka’s Office of Missing Persons
May 27, 2016

Examining Sri Lanka’s Office of Missing Persons

By Taylor Dibbert
A recent cabinet decision is cause for significant concern.

Sri Lanka: The Persecution of Tamils Continues Under Sirisena’s Watch
January 07, 2016

Sri Lanka: The Persecution of Tamils Continues Under Sirisena’s Watch

By Taylor Dibbert
One year into President Maithripala Sirisena’s tenure, the abduction, torture and rape of ethnic Tamils continues.

Sri Lanka’s Unexpected Political Opening Won’t Last Forever
November 09, 2015

Sri Lanka’s Unexpected Political Opening Won’t Last Forever

By Taylor Dibbert
After two big elections and the passage of another UN Human Rights Council resolution, is Sri Lanka’s new government really sincere about deeper reform?
Sri Lanka at the UN Human Rights Council: Let the Debate Begin – Again
September 14, 2015

Sri Lanka at the UN Human Rights Council: Let the Debate Begin – Again

By Taylor Dibbert
Sri Lanka’s new government can expect a warm reception in Geneva, but many important questions remain unanswered.

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