Framing & Doctrine — capstone spine on self-determination, terrorism definition, and contested sovereignty

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Cluster spine. The framing problem — why 'terrorism' became the dominant international label for the Eelam conflict, and what international law actually says about remedial self-determination, the definition of terrorism, and contested sovereignty. Each doctrine page closes with an Honest Ceiling — the strongest sentence TLTE can honestly say next to the sentence that would be overclaim. The pattern is doctrinal, not rhetorical.

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case framing

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Citations Appendix

Sourced references for the campaign archive.

Primary Evidence Ledger

First-hand documentation underpinning the case.

Comparative Precedents

How other post-conflict societies handled demilitarisation.

Diaspora Law Index· சட்ட அட்டவணை

109 laws, treaties and frameworks across 14 jurisdictions — filter by status, effect on the diaspora, and use-case (asset recovery, accountability, protest rights, self-determination, more). Citation-only.