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Colombo, Peace and Conflict, Terrorism

Sri Lanka and the 2019 Global Terrorism Index

Photo courtesy Towards Data Science This month Institute of Economics and Peace released the 2019 Global Terrorism Index (GTI). The report measures the direct and indirect impact of terrorism in terms of lives lost, injuries,…

Ramesh Ganohariti Ramesh Ganohariti on 11/28/2019
Colombo, Elections, Politics and Governance, Politics and Governance, Post-War, Presidential Election 2019

Implications of the populist frenzy of the Presidential Election

Photo courtesy  In the aftermath of the 2019 Presidential Elections which concluded another era of the Sri Lankan political journey, it is necessary to delve into the fragility of the Sri Lankan…

Piyumani Ranasinghe Piyumani Ranasinghe on 11/21/2019
Culture, Issues, Politics and Governance, Post-War, Reconciliation

Chinese Whispering in Sri Lanka: On Gossip, Anxieties and Politics

Chinese whispering in Sri Lanka is suggestive of at least twofold meanings – literally and metaphorically. One has to do with the geo-political and international trade related issues, as many International Relations…

Dev Pathak Dev Pathak on 11/03/201611/03/2016
Diplomacy, Human Rights, Issues, Peace and Conflict, Transitional Justice

Geneva and coming colours: A lesson for Colombo

The recent activity in Geneva around High Commissioner Zeid’s oral update on Sri Lanka illuminated an interesting dynamic with respect to accountability in Sri Lanka. The noticeable pull back from the terms…

Niran Anketell Niran Anketell on 07/07/2016
Human Rights, Issues, Transitional Justice

A Broken System: Sri Lanka’s ongoing battle against torture

June 26 marks the International Day in support of Victims of Torture. Several recent reports have flagged that torture is a frequent and ongoing phenomenon among the police and military, even today,…

Groundviews Groundviews on 06/26/201606/28/2016
Issues, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Reconciliation, Transitional Justice

Bridging the gap: Understanding the needs and aspirations of post-conflict Sri Lanka

Featured image courtesy Tamil Guardian There have been numerous debates along the lines of Sri Lanka’s ability to deliver Transitional Justice (TJ), how the Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) should approach the…

Aingkaran K. Aingkaran K. on 06/24/201606/24/2016
Districts, Human Rights, Issues, Peace and Conflict, Reconciliation

Our Shared Truth

There is a place, unassuming and quiet on the pristine Southern coast; white sand fringed by blue sea under the shade of an unbroken line of coconut palm trees. Weligama, ‘sandy town’….

Amalini De Sayrah Amalini De Sayrah on 05/03/2016
Issues, Politics and Governance, Post-War, Transitional Justice

Disappearances in Sri Lanka & Role of Civil Society

Featured image courtesy ICMP It is significant for me to talk about civil society’s role on disappearances at an event organized by Law and Society Trust (LST) because it was at LST…

Ruki Fernando Ruki Fernando on 03/19/2016
Peace and Conflict, Transitional Justice

From Words To Action: New Report on Sri Lanka’s Transitional Justice Commitments

Featured image courtesy Justin Tallis – WPA Pool/Getty Images The South Asian Centre for Legal Studies (SACLS) held a panel discussion to present their recommendations for a roadmap for implementation of HRC Resolution…

Zachary Edward Walko Zachary Edward Walko on 02/26/201602/26/2016
Colombo, Diplomacy, Features, Foreign Relations, Long Reads, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War

Small Country Diplomacy

Bosom buddies, Libya’s Qadaffi and Sri Lanka’s President, courtesy Of late there have been several critical comments levied against the manner in which Sri Lanka has conducted her diplomatic relations.  Traditional alliances…

Gnana Moonesinghe Gnana Moonesinghe on 03/23/201103/30/2011

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