The Origin and Prospect of Human Rights Crisis During Sri Lanka’s Civil War
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https://doi.org/10.61173/b8a3p290Keywords:
Sri Lanka, Human Rights, Crisis, Sinhala, TamilAbstract
Although the smoke of Sri Lanka’s 27-year-long all-out civil war has cleared, the human rights crisis caused by the civil war is still fermenting. It has become an international hot issue, casting a gloomy veil over the country’s development. Sorting out and analyzing the root causes of the human rights crisis in Sri Lanka will help the country achieve post-war reconstruction and national reconciliation and find feasible ways to resolve the situation.
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