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No war, no peace

Minority Rights Group International · 2011

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With the end of the conflict between Sri Lankan government forces and the Liberation Tigers for Tamil Eelam (LTTE or "Tamil Tigers") in 2009, normality has returned for much of the population of Sri Lanka. But for members of the country's two main minority groups, Tamils and Muslims, living in the north and east of the country, harsh material conditions, economic marginalization, and militarism remain prevalent. Drawing on interviews with activists, religious and political leaders, and ordinary people living in these areas of the country, MRG found a picture very much at odds with the official image of peace and prosperity following the end of armed conflict--Publisher's description.

Book details

Year
2011
Language
English
Series
Report / Minority Rights Group International
Publisher
Minority Rights Group International
Editions
1
Pages
44
ISBN
9781907919053

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