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Author: Nimalka Fernando

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Colombo, Human Rights, Human Security, Politics and Governance

Sunila Abeysekera Commemoration: Speech by Nimalka Fernando

State Responsibility to Protect Human Rights Defenders Sunila Abeysekera Commemoration, September 9th 2014 We as individual human rights activists, as well as  the human rights community as a whole greatly miss Sunila today….

Nimalka Fernando Nimalka Fernando on 09/09/2014
Colombo, Features, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance

Correcting Hudson’s Crooked Political Vision

Image courtesy On the 4th of November 2013 I was contacted by many friends and relatives urging me to listen to Hudson Samarasinghe’s radio program on a state radio channel. I normally…

Nimalka Fernando Nimalka Fernando on 11/27/2013

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