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Author: Anapayan

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Colombo, Jaffna, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War

Post-Mullivaaikkaal governance in Sri Lanka: Towards a totalitarian state

Image courtesy The present crisis engulfing the Jaffna University may be a turning point for the Tamil politics and Sri Lankan politics at large. There are three important issues, I would like…

Anapayan Anapayan on 12/26/201212/26/2012
Colombo, Features, International, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance

On Critiquing of UN Failures: Missing the Wood for the Trees

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon receives Independent Review Panel on Sri Lanka report from ASG Charles Petrie. UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe. Courtesy UN News Centre. The BBC’s revelation on the leaked “penultimate” draft report of…

Anapayan Anapayan on 11/15/201211/15/2012
Colombo, Features, Identity, Long Reads, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War

Some reflections on reading Dayan Jayatilleka and Dharmeratnam Sivaram (Taraki)

[Editors note: A response to this article by Dr. Jayatilleka can be read here.] – D. Sivaram1 The discourse on Sri Lankan ethnic crisis has always been distracted by sideshows of political…

Anapayan Anapayan on 01/14/201101/14/2011

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