Sri Lanka violence: Nationwide state of emergency lifted
The violence left hundreds of Muslim-owned businesses and homes damaged Sri Lanka has lifted a state of emergency imposed on 6 March in response to an outbreak of violence against Muslim communities. Two people were killed, nearly 450 Muslim-owned homes and shops damaged and 60 vehicles burnt in attacks in the central district of Kandy.
Did Sri Lanka’s Facebook ban help quell anti-Muslim violence?
Colombo, Sri Lanka – Rioters were already on the streets when authorities in Sri Lanka blocked access to the internet. The mob – angered by the death of a Sinhala Buddhist man who was beaten by a group of Muslim men – swept through neighbourhoods in the South Asian nation’s central Kandy district for a third day on March 7, setting fire to and vandalising mosques and scores of Muslim homes and bus
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