Author: Phalanxus Team

During the Sri Lankan Civil War, media restrictions played a crucial role in shaping public perception and controlling information amidst intense conflict. These measures often aimed to suppress dissent and manipulate narratives to serve state interests. Understanding the legal frameworks and methods employed reveals how media restrictions during the war affected both domestic audiences and…

The Sri Lankan Civil War, lasting from 1983 to 2009, profoundly impacted the country’s social fabric and political landscape. During this period, NGOs and civil society organizations played crucial roles in advocating for peace, human rights, and reconstruction. Their evolving function raises important questions about the capacity of civil society to influence conflict resolution and…

The Sri Lankan Civil War inflicted profound damage on the nation’s critical infrastructure, disrupting essential services and hindering post-conflict recovery efforts. Reconstructions of war-affected infrastructure have become vital for restoring stability and fostering sustainable development. Understanding the complexities of rebuilding in such challenging contexts reveals vital insights into effective strategies, resource mobilization, and community involvement…