Team RoarThe COVID-19 outbreak has led to social stigma, stereotyping, and discrimination. This can have serious and widespread repercussions.
Here’s what Sri Lanka’s youth has to say about how we can tackle such stigma and work to build a better and safer Sri Lanka.
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