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An End of War Snapshot. Photo: Mathy

Reevaluating Sri Lanka’s LLRC Progress: Part One

By The Social Architects February 26, 2014

Senator John Kerry, right, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee addresses the committee as Senator Richard G. Lugar looks on

Brief Thoughts on the Kerry Nomination and U.S.-Lanka Relations

By Gibson Bateman December 28, 2012

Tamil refugees face an uncertain future and lack of permanent housing. Photo: Mathy

Sri Lanka’s Next Steps: A LLRC Shadow Action Plan

By The Social Architects November 23, 2012

Pictured: Barack Obama, Mahinda Samarasinghe and Mitt Romney

U.S. Foreign Policy and the Human Rights Council Resolution on Sri Lanka

By Gibson Bateman June 28, 2012

Post-Geneva Delusions: The Next Steps in Sri Lanka

By Gibson Bateman March 31, 2012

Panoramic view of the Human Rights Council in Geneva. Jean-Marc Ferré/UN

Salt on Old Wounds: Post-War Sri Lanka

By The Social Architects March 20, 2012

Mahinda Samarasinghe, Minister for Disaster Management and Human Rights of Sri Lanka, addresses the Human Rights Council. Jean-Marc Ferré/UN

Time is Expiring for Sri Lanka at the Human Rights Council

By Gibson Bateman February 26, 2012

Mahinda Samarasinghe, Minister for Disaster Management and Human Rights of Sri Lanka, addresses the Human Rights Council. Jean-Marc Ferré/UN

Sri Lanka’s Game of Diplomacy

By Gibson Bateman January 16, 2012

U.S. Foreign Policy and Sri Lanka

By Gibson Bateman November 19, 2011

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