Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah

Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah
Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah
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Dhananjayan 'Danny' Sriskandarajah (born 1975) is Director General of the Royal Commonwealth Society, a large NGO devoted to Commonwealth affairs based in London. He becomes the first non-British and youngest person to head this 140-year-old organisation.[1]

Before being appointed to the RCS, he was Deputy Director of the left-leaning think tank, the Institute for Public Policy Research.[2]

He is a well-known researcher and commentator on migration issues. He has written books and reports on several migration-related topics, including on British emigration.[3] He often appears in the UK media taking a liberal position on immigration issues and writes often in the Financial Times and the Guardian newspaper.

In March 2009, the Royal Commonwealth Society published a poll on British attitudes to Commonwealth, which attracted media coverage in the UK and abroad. Sriskandarajah had a piece in the Guardian newspaper on the poll findings.[4]

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