CdM condemns yesterdays’ terror attacks against churches and hotels in Sri Lanka.

CdM condemns yesterdays’ terror attacks against churches and hotels in Sri Lanka.
Members of the Board of Directors of Club de Madrid (CdM) led the Roundtable ‘Trust in Democracy’ held in London on 28th March to analyze the links between low trust in democratic institutions and the regulation of information online.
I join all peace loving Sri Lankans to condemn unreservedly the dastardly acts of violence that occurred since this morning in several leading Christian churches all over the country and in Hotels in Colombo. My heartfelt sympathies go out to the families of those who lost lives, even while they...
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