
Pramudith Rupasinghe
Pramudith D Rupasinghe has been a senior humanitarian diplomat, collaborating with respected global organisations such as The United Nations, The Red Cross, and Action Against Hunger. His assignments have taken him to Africa, Europe, South East Asia, and the Middle East for the past two decades. The Laureate of the Gloden Aster Prize for Global Literature, 2020, he is a highly acclaimed novelist known for his work on literature for advocacy. His works have been published in numerous languages and launched in over seventy territories. Pramudith, the founder of The Asian Group of Literature, is also the curator of The Asian Prizes. Rupasinghe’s work showcases literature that transcends borders and advocates for humanitarian causes and diplomacy. He has been recognised for transforming communities worldwide, especially those affected by natural disasters and conflicts.
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Posts by Pramudith Rupasinghe

ARSA: A Critical Analysis of Its Emergence and Impact in the Rakhine State and Beyond

The Lasting Impact of US Aid Discontinuation in American War Zones: A Critical Analysis

War and Literary Transformation: The Impact of Congolese Conflicts on Diasporic Literature

The Impact of Sudanese Wars and the Concept of Home Among South Sudanese Populations: A Historical and Contemporary Analysis
