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Confronting the Complexity of Loss Perspectives on Truth, Memory & Justice in Sri Lanka Gehan Gunatilleke Law & Society Trust 2015
Confronting the Complexity of Loss Perspectives on Truth, Memory & Justice in Sri Lanka © Law & Society Trust 2015 All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the Law & Society Trust. Law & Society Trust (LST) No. 3, Kynsey Terrace Colombo 8 Sri Lanka Tel: 94 11 2684845 / 94 11 2691228 Fax: 94 11 2686843 Email: lstadmin@sltnet.lk URL: www.lawandsocietytrust.org
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insurrection. 108 The sentiments ex
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These religious and philosophical t
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consequences come in this life itse
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evident amongst many participants.
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There should be mutual understandin
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When we search deeply enough into t
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Sri Lanka’s own religious traditi
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programmes have also explained the
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Meanwhile, a number of participants
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esponsibility often shaped the exte
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easons that led, through massive or
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ecommendation: Leaders on all sides
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Deegalle, M., ‘Is Violence Justif
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OHCHR, Promoting reconciliation and
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illegally-detained-and-held-without
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Annexes Interview Participants No.
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Lost property due to riots in Aluth
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If you observe that the interviewee
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