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Author: Dr. Vinoth Ramachandra

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Human Rights, Issues, Religion and faith

The Political Culture, Not Facebook, is the Problem

Organized mob violence against minorities has been a feature of the political landscape in Sri Lanka for several decades. In fact, one could say that it has become part of our political…

Dr. Vinoth Ramachandra Dr. Vinoth Ramachandra on 03/16/201803/16/2018
Colombo, Identity, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Religion and faith

Questions the public must ask in Sri Lanka

Photo courtesy BBC In the few days following the UNHRC meetings in Geneva, we have witnessed several act of blatant criminality by mobs on people and property- in greater Colombo, Killinochchi and…

Dr. Vinoth Ramachandra Dr. Vinoth Ramachandra on 04/04/2013

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