Sri Lanka, Human Rights and the United Nations: A Scrutiny into the International Human Rights Engagement with a Third World State

Thamil Venthan Ananthavinayagan · Springer, 2018; related papers in Peace Human Rights Governance and Brill NJIL

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Ananthavinayagan's PHRG essay and Brill NJIL paper read the post-2009 Sri Lankan constitutional record against the Quebec §134 internal-self-determination threshold. Conclusion is hedged: the record narrows the doctrinal space but does not by itself satisfy the §135 internal-blockage condition. A Tamil legal scholar arguing carefully against overclaim.

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