Ram Manikkalingam

Ram Manikkalingam is an advisor to the <a href="http://www.hdcentre.org/">Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue</a> and a <a href="http://www.ishss.uva.nl/lecturers.htm%23manikkalingam">visiting profess

The politics of punishing war crimes in Sri Lanka

Prioritising the punishment of war criminals in Sri Lanka over other measures to achieve reconciliation risks re-empowering the extremists and undermining the government’s genuine reform efforts.

By Ram Manikkalingam

/ 8 Feb 2016

The mufti and the general: lessons from Somalia

I recently visited Somalia to attend a meeting of religious figures, clan elders and women leaders.Ram Manikkalingam is an advisor to the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue and a visiting

By Ram Manikkalingam

/ 29 May 2008

Al-Qaida: from centre to periphery

More than six years after 11 September 2001, the United States's war against al-Qaida has reached a stalemate. Osama bin Laden remains at large, Al-Qaida has not been

By Ram Manikkalingam and Pablo Policzer

/ 9 Oct 2007