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Author: Mirak Raheem

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Colombo, Human Rights, justice, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War, Reconciliation, Transitional Justice, War Crimes

Does Sri Lanka Need a Truth and Reconciliation Mechanism?

In the lead up to the September session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) the Government of Sri Lanka floated the proposal of establishing a truth and reconciliation mechanism (TRC).…

Mirak Raheem Mirak Raheem on 11/26/202211/30/2022
Colombo, Human Rights, justice, Politics and Governance

Urgent Legal Reforms Needed to Deal with Unidentified Bodies

Hiru News Over the last two months, six unidentified bodies have washed up on the shores of the Western Province creating fear and suspicion of a new trend of targeted violence. The…

Mirak Raheem Mirak Raheem on 08/31/202208/31/2022
#GoHomeGota, #GotaGoHome, Colombo, Human Rights, justice, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Reconciliation, Transitional Justice

Questions of Justice and Accountability

As videos of helicopters taking off in the early hours of Tuesday May 10 appeared on social media, rumours swirled that some members of the Rajapaksa family had fled Colombo. While the…

Mirak Raheem Mirak Raheem on 05/21/202205/21/2022
Colombo, Human Rights, justice, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War, Transitional Justice

Confronting the State on Disappearances

August 30 is marked across much of the world as the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances. For the families and the friends of the disappeared and human rights groups…

Mirak Raheem Mirak Raheem on 08/30/202108/30/2021
Colombo, Culture

Upeka: A Life in Dance

When did you first realise you wanted to be a dancer? I have absolutely no idea. I didn’t wake up one day and decide I want to be a dancer. I never…

Mirak Raheem Mirak Raheem on 05/27/202105/27/2021
Arts and Theatre, Colombo, Culture

Vajira – the Creator of Children’s Ballets

Histories of the tri-traditional dances of Sri Lanka – Kandyan, Low Country and Sabaragamuwa – generally highlight a handful of pioneering women, point out their significance as the first female dancers on…

Mirak Raheem Mirak Raheem on 03/28/202103/28/2021

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