Voice For Peace: LTTE DECISION TO RETURN MUSLIM LANDS

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LTTE DECISION TO RETURN MUSLIM LANDS

DAILY NEWS Saturday, April 12, 2003
Entrance to the Eastern town of BatticaloaA campaigner for peace and conflict resolution Dr. Kumar Rupesinghe heads the 'Foundation for Co-existence', a Non governmental Organisation dedicated to promoting peaceful co-existence among communities in Sri Lanka.

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Kumar Rupesinghe at Prayathna Inter-Religious National Committee

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A collection of works by Dr.Kumar Rupesinghe will be unveiled on the 25th of June 2008 at Committee Room 'B' of Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall [BMICH] . These books include some of the seminal works by Dr. Rupesinghe on conflict resolution and conflict prevention.

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"The people of this country need to move beyond suspicion based on ethnic or religious differences and work together to reform and transform a society that is riddled with corruption, poverty, violence and indignity into a just society with a common future. It is not only the politicians and public servants who have a responsibility to ensure this transformation, but also the citizens of the country."

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