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Dilshani Ranawaka Scrolling through newsfeeds I find atleast one article that refers to the number of people who are starving
By Nadiya Azmy “Things have been incredibly tough these days. Soon, our children will die from starvation. I have been
By Fiona Carter-Tod The world has begun to adjust to living with COVID-19. In the face of previous disease crises,
By Chandima Arambepola | Senior Research Professional The cabinet decision last month to ease the Family Background Report regulation imposed
by Thilani Kaushalya Unlike some of the other development indicators in health and education, Sri Lanka has tended to struggle
Dilshani N Ranawaka At a nearby small grocery (kade), an elderly man pointed at a particular biscuit packet and asked
By Natasha Palansuriya Transitional Justice – Sinhala Transitional Justice – Tamil — Transitional Justice – the term, the process, the
