From Burning Houses to Burning Bodies — Anti-Muslim Violence, Discrimination and Harassment in Sri Lanka

Amnesty International · Amnesty International (ASA 37/4863/2021), October 2021

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Comprehensive Tier-A documentation of Aluthgama (2014), Digana/Kandy (2018), and post-Easter (2019) violence, including the role of monk-led ultranationalist mobilisation and the pattern of state inaction. Cited in §C/§E.

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