Fading Beliefs — Freedom of Religion or Belief in Sri Lanka

Verité Research · Verité Research (Colombo) for the International Center for Ethnic Studies

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Verité Research's foundational empirical study of religious freedom violations in Sri Lanka — covering 2013–17. Documents the cross-community pattern (Muslims, Christians, Hindus, dissenting Buddhist groups) and the structural role of the 2008 Buddha Sasana Circular. Verité is a Colombo-based, Sinhala-majority research institution; its findings carry particular weight because they cannot be dismissed as a 'Tamil diaspora' frame. Anchor citation for the cross-community thesis.

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