Absence of political consensus 20 years after LTTE’s eradication: Whom to blame!
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By Shamindra Ferdinando Last week’s Midweek piece, headlined ‘Nobel Peace Prize for Pillay draws global attention to Eelam War,’ prompted one of the writer’s ex-colleagues, now serving a foreign media group, to raise the failure on the part.
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- —By Shamindra Ferdinando Last week’s Midweek piece, headlined ‘Nobel Peace Prize for Pillay draws global attention to Eelam War,’ prompted one of the writer’s ex-colleagues, now serving a foreign media group, to raise the failure on the part of Sri Lanka to achieve genuine post-war reconciliation and real development (https://island.lk/nobel-peace-prize-for-pillay-draws-global-attention-to-eelam-war/).
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