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Three Months After Cyclone Ditwa: How is the Recovery Process?

Three Months After Cyclone Ditwa: How is the Recovery Process?

  Right to Life Human Rights Centre Three months have passed since Cyclone ‘Ditwa’ swept across Sri Lanka in late November. Although the focus of news headlines has shifted to other topics, the real struggle of the victims is not yet over. Ditwa was not merely a severe weather event, but a crucial moment that […]

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Modern Concepts of Disaster Management: A Rights-Based Scientific Approach

Disaster management is no longer a process limited to providing relief after a catastrophe, as it was in the past. In the modern world, it has become a broader and more complex scope of study based on scientific and social theories. The following are the latest concepts in this field, which have evolved from civil

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