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Sri Lanka Unites' president Prashan De Visser elaborates on SLU and its determination for reconciliation in Sri Lanka, and how social media and technology helps get the job done.

A talented group of children from the Eastern province are being encouraged to pursue drama as a tool for peace building in their communities.

Discussion of the UN Panel suggestions for truth reconcilation and accountability in Sri Lanka.

The all-female de-mining team of Sri Lanka's northern Mannar district struggles to clear the villages of all the traces of war that remain in a place long after the conflict itself has passed.

Mia Bloom explores the role of women in terrorism.

What happens to child soldiers when the army they are fighting for loses the war? In Sri Lanka, some teenagers who fought for the Tamil Tigers have gone back to school, to be rehabilitated by an officer from the victorious government forces.

What happens to child soldiers when the army they are fighting for loses the war? In Sri Lanka, some teenagers who fought for the Tamil Tigers have gone back to school, to be rehabilitated by an officer from the victorious government forces.

What happens to child soldiers when the army they are fighting for loses the war? In Sri Lanka, some teenagers who fought for the Tamil Tigers have gone back to school, to be rehabilitated by an officer from the victorious government forces.

Al Jazeera's Minelle Fernandez reports from Colombo, Sri Lanka's capital.

DFID Humanitarian Advisor, Neil Barry, reports from northern Sri Lanka on how UK funding is helping people return to their homes after the conflict.