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Author: Rasika Manobuddhi Arjuna Ranawana Kshama Ranawana

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Colombo, End of war | 5 years on, Media and Communications, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War

Sri Lanka’s media, five years after the end of war

Photo courtesy Sri Lanka Brief The guns are silent and the bones buried beneath the sands of the beaches of Mullivaikkal are replete with a story, but the tales they must tell…

Rasika Manobuddhi Arjuna Ranawana Kshama Ranawana Rasika Manobuddhi Arjuna Ranawana Kshama Ranawana on 05/13/201405/06/2014

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