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[Tuesday, 27 July 2010 12:11] Featured, Tamil, News, HR Articles, Human Rights Articles, Genocide
ராஜபக்ஷேவின் போர்க் குற்றங்களை விசாரிக்க மூவர் அடங்கிய குழுவை ஐ.நா. அமைக்க, பயமும் சினமும் கொண்ட சிங்களர்கள் கொழும்பில் ஐ.நா. அலுவலகத்தை சூறையாடி தங்கள் விரக்தியை வெளிப்படுத்தினர். இந்த நிலையில்தான், ஐ.நா.வின் ‘சர்வதேச குற்றவியல் நீதிமன்றம்’ கொடுத்திருக்கும் மகத்தான தீர்ப்பு மனித நேயர்கள் அத்தனை பேருக்கும் ஆறுதலும் தெம்பும் அளிக்கும் மாமருந்தாக அமைந்துள்ளது. ‘‘சூடான் நாட்டின் அதிபரான ஓமர் அல்... [More]

Sri-Lanka-Housing the Sinhala Victors and the Vanquished Tamils

[Monday, 26 July 2010 14:23] News, Human Rights Articles, HR Articles, Featured
By: Dr C P Thiagarajah Courtesy: TamilCanadian After the genocide of nearly 40000 Tamil civilians in the war in May 2009, the Sri-Lnakan racist Sinhala government of Mahinda Rajapakse (MR) is fetish in providing grandiose housing schemes to the members of the Sinhala army composed 99% of ethic Sinhalese but drags the vanquished Tamil through the mud in rebuilding their homes destroyed in its mi... [More]

CLOSING THE GAP ON SRI LANKA: GLOBAL BOYCOTTING DAY OF ACTION 31ST JULY!

[Monday, 26 July 2010 12:02] News, Forthcoming Events, Featured
After the success of the anti-GSP+campaign, to persuade the European Union (EU) to withdraw their generous tax concession to Sri Lanka (worth over £150 million), European importers are reconsidering their relationship with Sri Lanka. The loss of the tax concession will add around 6% to the previously protected products making many of them more expensive than similar competitive items from cou... [More]

Boyle urges divestment-disinvestment campaign against "apartheid" Sri Lanka

[Monday, 26 July 2010 11:45] News, Human Rights Articles, HR Articles, Genocide, Featured
Speaking at the Federation of Tamil Sangams of North America (FeTNA) convention during the US Independence day weekend, Professor Boyle, an expert in International Law, said that Sri Lanka is a violator of the Apartheid Convention, and that Tamils across the world should, without delay, intensify a divestment and disinvestment campaign against Sri Lanka "in the same lines and for the same r... [More]

Democracy: Your Voice! Your Photo! Submit Yours…..

[Monday, 19 July 2010 20:33] General, Featured, News, Forthcoming Events
        Submit your photos under the following topics: Diversity  Economic Opportunity  Education  Equality  Expression  Freedom  Government Accountability Justice  Rule of Law Voting Submission deadline: July 28 2010 http://www.democracyphotochallenge.america.gov/

Making Tamil a classical language: Fr. Thaninayagam’s contribution

[Tuesday, 22 June 2010 10:02] News, Featured
[The Island (SL), 20 June 2010] By Rev. Fr. Thamil Nesan. The World Classical Tamil Conference is scheduled to be held from 23rd to 27th of June, 2010, at Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu fulfiling the wishes and aspirations of Tamil scholars, not only from Tamil Nadu but also from all over the world. Several Tamil scholars, linguists and Tamil patriots from around the globe will participate in this gr... [More]

Vanni in the year after war: Tears of despair and fear

[Saturday, 19 June 2010 11:03] General, News, Featured
[ground views  by Ruki] About six months after the end of the war, in November 2009, the government of Sri Lanka relaxed restrictions on travel to the Vanni[1] and started to allow some of the displaced people to go back to their villages. Although the government still maintains some restrictions on travel, I managed to visit these areas many times. My visits including overnight stay in Van... [More]

Mullivaikal Remembrance Day – London 18 May 2010

[Sunday, 09 May 2010 08:40] Featured, Forthcoming Events, News
Mullivaikal Remembrance Day - London War Crimes Against Eelam Tamils Tuesday, 18 May 2010 at Parliament Square Time: 4pm-8pm Please come in black to pay your respects to the victims and pledge to attain justice against war crimes. For further information please contact 020 8808 0465 www.tamilsforum.com    

American Ceylon Mission

[Monday, 26 April 2010 17:36] News, Featured
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   A group of ACM missionaries in Jaffna (circa 1890) The American Ceylon Mission (ACM) to Jaffna, Sri Lanka started with the arrival in 1813 of missionaries sponsored by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (ABCFM). The British colonial office in India and Ceylon restricted the Americans to the relatively small Jaffna Peninsula for ... [More]

Internal Colonialism

[Monday, 05 April 2010 09:47] News, Featured, Genocide
Sri Lankan government within the island of Ceylon is controlling political, economic, and cultural systems of less powerful nation the Tamil Eelam Internal colonialism of Sri Lanka 1. Distinguishing people as different by ethnicity, language, or religion 2 Tamils unfairly cruelly and killing 2. Treating unfairly, them 3. Defeated Tamils 4. Changing the social structure of the Tamils 5. Disp... [More]

Legal Limbo - Human Rights Watch

[Sunday, 28 March 2010 10:01] Featured, News
The Uncertain Fate of Detained LTTE Suspects in Sri Lanka February 2, 2010 This 30-page report is based on interviews with the detainees' relatives, humanitarian workers, and human rights advocates, among others. The Sri Lankan government has routinely violated the fundamental rights of the detainees, Human Rights Watch found. The government contends that the 11,000 detainees are former fighte... [More]

Lawyers alarmed over 'rights abuse' in Sri Lanka - BBC

[Sunday, 14 March 2010 17:16] News, Human Rights Articles, Featured
A panel of international lawyers says it is alarmed over reports that human rights activists and reporters are being intimidated in Sri Lanka. The International Bar Association (IBA) also voiced concern over the possibility of bringing in criminal charges against activists by Colombo. It says that 35 activists critical of the government have been listed according "to their level of dissen... [More]

Sri Lanka war survivor: The future holds 'nothing' - CNN.com

[Sunday, 14 March 2010 10:15] Featured, News, Human Rights Articles
Editor's note: CNN's Sara Sidner travels to Sri Lanka to report from ethnic Tamil areas and the victims of nearly three decades of civil war. Watch "Witness to Survival" March 13-16 on CNN International. Jaffna, Sri Lanka (CNN) -- Raveendran Jenatha doesn't exude the kind of excitement and wonder young adults often do when it comes to figuring out their future. She is 21 years old ... [More]

On Sri Lanka, UN's Ban Restates Concern on Lack of Progress, Unaware of Job Request - Inner City Press

[Monday, 08 March 2010 19:10] Featured, News
By Matthew Russell Lee UNITED NATIONS, March 8 -- After a weekend during which Sri Lanka's president and ruling party attacked UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon for saying he will name a panel to advise himself about possible war crimes in Sri Lanka, Inner City Press asked Mr. Ban for his side of the story.   Ban said " I am concerned with the lack of progress of the joint statement wh... [More]

Govt rejects Pillay’s call for probe

[Saturday, 06 March 2010 09:17] Human Rights Articles, News, Featured
By Roel Raymond. The government today rejected a fresh call by UN Human Rights Chief Navi Pillay for an investigation into alleged war crimes in Sri Lanka, saying that Pillay should respect the decision made by the inter-governmental UN Human Rights Council last year. Human Rights and Disaster Management Minister Mahinda Samarasinghe speaking to Daily Mirror Online said that Pillay should... [More]

On Sri Lanka War Crimes, UN's Ban to Name Panel to Advise Only Him, No Pascoe, Nambiar Nepotism Follow Up

[Saturday, 06 March 2010 09:15] Genocide, News, Human Rights Articles, Featured
By Matthew Russell Lee UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has informed Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa that he will "name a panel of experts to advise him, the Secretary General, on the way forward on accountability issues related to Sri Lanka." Ban's spokesman Martin Nesirky included this information in a March 5 response to questions from Inner City Press, about war crimes, att... [More]

War Stories - SBS Dateline

[Monday, 01 March 2010 18:42] Genocide, Featured, News, Human Rights Articles
Even before the war between the Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan Government came to an abrupt end in May last year, serious allegations of war crimes were flying thick and fast between both sides. Dateline reporter, Ginny Stein, recently travelled to Sri Lanka and to New York to test the claims of the survivors of that very, very vicious conflict. REPORTER: Ginny Stein Sri Lanka's national d... [More]

Sri Lanka massacred up to 40,000 Tamil civilians – former UN official

[Saturday, 13 February 2010 19:40] News, Featured, Genocide
Sri Lanka’s military massacred as many as 40,000 Tamil civilians in the final onslaught against the Liberation Tigers in 2009, according to a former United Nations official with detailed knowledge of events, press reports said. The former United Nations’ spokesperson in Sri Lanka, Gordon Weiss, has resigned from the UN after 14 years and returned home to Australia, where he was interviewed by ABC... [More]

Final Report on the People’s Tribunal on Sri Lanka

[Monday, 25 January 2010 19:59] News, Featured
                Download PDF: People's Tribunal On Sri Lanka - Final Report Press Release, 24 Jan. 10 Final Report on the People’s Tribunal on Sri Lanka Irish Forum for Peace in Sri Lanka www.ifpsl.org peoplestribunalsl@gmail.com FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION, Please find attached a preview of the report completed by the Permanent Peoples' Tribun... [More]

Satellite imagery evidence of Hospital attack recorded in Dublin

[Saturday, 16 January 2010 14:36] News, Featured
Do the facts made available to the Dublin war-crimes tribunal on the available direct and circumstantial evidence that between 9 January 2009 and 25 March 2009, in areas in or nearby Puthukkudiyiruppu (PTK) Hospital, legally establish that the Sri Lankan Army (SLA) committed, purposely or knowingly, via act or omission, war crimes against Tamil civilians? - was the legal question presented to the ... [More]

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