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Author: Dharisha Bastians

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Colombo, Human Rights, justice, Politics and Governance, Writers Under Siege

Past is Prologue for Sri Lanka’s Journalists

Photo courtesy of Centre for American Progress Terror tore through me when I heard that my friend and editor of the Nation newspaper Keith Noyahr had been abducted. It was May 2008; civil…

Dharisha Bastians Dharisha Bastians on 03/11/202103/12/2021
Colombo, Human Rights, Politics and Governance, Religion and faith

Playing With Fire

As he watched his son’s body being placed in the crematorium, Mohammed Fahim stood outside the cemetery, weeping. “How could I watch my baby being burned,” demanded the Muslim man, whose faith…

Dharisha Bastians Dharisha Bastians on 12/18/202012/18/2020
Colombo, End of war | 5 years on, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War, Reconciliation

A ‘victory day’ sketch

Sri Lanka celebrated that very first victory day one day later than it has been marked in the four years since. It was the 19th of May, 2009. Vellupillai Prabhakaran had been…

Dharisha Bastians Dharisha Bastians on 05/19/201405/19/2014

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