By: Salman Rafi Sheikh
The Rajapaksa regime in Sri Lanka has degenerated into family rule with deep roots in Sinhala Buddhist nationalism, an ideology that thrives on an extreme form of xenophobia and sees ethnic minorities as secondary citizens who must only be politically subordinate.
While the Sri Lankan state’s ethno-majoritarian identity is not new, …
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