Notes of a Citizen Journalist

2 Feb, 2007 Kurunegala, Peace and Conflict

Personal vignettes, in Sinhala, aimed at stimulating our thinking on social, political and economic issues.

In this post I talk about the rapidly disappearing shoe-repairmen, a Singer-Mega mega hoodwink, and the high security nature of migratory birds…

Click on Notes of a Citizen Journalist to read my missive.

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  1. groundviews
    February 3, 2007 • 8:18 am

    We apologise for the dysfunctional link to Sunanda’s article on Friday. The problem is now fixed.

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Notes of a Citizen Journalist

2 Feb, 2007 Peace and Conflict
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About Groundviews

Located at the Centre for Policy Alternatives in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Groundviews is a citizen journalism website that uses a range of genres and media to highlight critical perspectives on governance, reconciliation, human rights, the arts and literature, democracy and other issues. The site has won two international awards, including the prestigious Manthan Award South Asia in 2009. The grand jury's evaluation of the site noted, "What no media dares to report, Groundviews publicly exposes. It's a new age media for a new Sri Lanka... Free media at it's very best!"

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