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Promote reconciliation and ethnic harmony

  • Posted on June 17, 2019
  • by NAFSO
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NAFSO organized
Dialogue between Religious leaders and Representatives of Civil societies
leaders on How to maintain the nonviolent environment in Mannar and promote
reconciliation and ethnic harmony in Sri Lanka. Dialogue was held on 10th
June 2019 in Mannar.

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