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Gladys Jayawardena, a medical professional who was assassinated in 1988

Dr. Gladys Jayawardena was a distinguished Sri Lankan medical professional whose groundbreaking...

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The Assassination of Daya Pathirana: Sri Lanka’s First Political Student Leader Assassination

Daya Ananda Piyasiri Hewapathirana, also known as Daya Pathirana, was born and raised in Matara,...

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Who is Lasantha? (An Interview with Lal Wickramatunga)

“Who is Lasantha?”—a dismissive remark by former Sri Lankan President Gotabaya...

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Batalanda Torture Camp and Allegations Against Politicians

The Batalanda Torture Camp was a notorious site in Sri Lanka during the 1980s which became infamous...

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Matara Eliyakanda Torture Camp

During the period from 1987 to 1990, amidst the insurrection led by the People’s Liberation Front...

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What Happened to Prageeth Eknaligoda?

Following the end of Sri Lanka’s civil war in 2009, General Sarath Fonseka, who had been the...

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Manikkhami’s Story

The village of Bowatta in Welikanda, Polonnaruwa, is a settlement established under the Mahaweli...

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Why do we need to talk about Isaipriya?

(The opinions expressed in this interview with journalist and political analyst Sirimal Wijesinghe...

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Rajini Thiranagama: The Fallen Palmyrah

Dr. Rajini Thiranagama was the Head of the Department of Anatomy at the University of Jaffna. She...

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From Badulla to Kalmunai: The Untold Struggles of Malayaha Tamils

Sri Lanka’s civil war, which spanned over three decades, was rooted in deep-seated ethnic...

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Selvanadhan’s Silent Absence: Poverty, Loss, and the Quest for Truth

The legacy of Sri Lanka’s 26-year civil war is etched into the lives of those who remain,...

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Three Months in the Forest, A Lifetime Without Answers

In 1990, 27-year-old H.K. Heenhami, a mother of three, lived in Bowala, Walasmulla. On January 13...

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The Memorial of the Disappeared at Raddoluwa and Emerging Hopes

The memorial for the disappeared at Raddoluwa Junction, Seeduwa in Gampaha district is a...

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Mass Grave Near Colombo Port

As of November 28, 2024, the excavations at the mass grave near Colombo Port, which resumed on...

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Lalith and Kugan: Two Disappeared Human Rights Activists

On December 10, 2011, the Supreme Court issued a writ of habeas corpus to the then Secretary of...

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How Will the New Government Face the Geneva Challenge?

During the 57th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva, Sri Lanka’s...

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Divided into Two Ethnicities;The Story of Rathnasami’s Family

Why did members of one family, in the same country, have to be divided by two ethnicities and two...

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Burning the heart of Jaffna, the Jaffna Library

At the end of May 1981, during the day of the Jaffna Development Council elections, the city of...

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Black July that turned harmony upside down

The phrase Black July evokes memories of a grim event in Sri Lanka’s history, yet many in the...

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Fr. Joseph Francis surrendered, disappeared and forgotten

On May 18, 2009, the brutal war that lasted for three decades came to a military end. The war,...

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What happened to the persons who surrendered to the Sri Lankan state after the end of the war in 2009?

Overview In May 2009, the long-standing civil conflict in Sri Lanka reached its culmination with...

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Mullivaikkal Remembrance and Mullivaikkal Porridge

During the final stages of the war in May 2009, a number of civilians trapped in areas affected by...

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