News Source: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
| 2 months ago
Children stand in front of razor wire at the Manik Farm displaced persons camp in Vavuniya in Sri Lanka in May. UN representatives on the island want Sri Lanka to open the camps to allow people to return to their homes. (Kirsty Wigglesworth/...
News Source: International Business Times
| 2 months ago
Sri Lanka's government is under heavy Western pressure to make good on its promise of returning 80 percent of the 280,000 Tamil people being held in refugee camps to their homes by year-end. Tigers against their will. "We have resettled 9,984 people...
News Source: Voice of America
| 2 months ago
The United Nations is calling for faster resettlement of war refugees in Sri Lanka, and warns that it will not indefinitely fund a camp which houses tens of thousands of Tamils displaced by the fighting in the country. A quarter-century-long civil...
News Source: Truthout
| 2 months ago
From January to May 15, when they were arrested, the doctors communicated from the war zone almost daily, sending reports of casualties and photographs that often showed dead bodies, shallow bunkers and malnourished children. Held under...
News Source: Tamil Net
| 2 months ago
Speaking to the BBC, the UN's Sri Lanka chief, Neil Buhne, said people should be allowed to leave the barbed wire-ringed Manik Farm camp...His criticism comes amid reports of abductions, torture and summary executions and local residents' accounts of...
News Source: Tamil Net
| 2 months ago
Sri Lanka, stop" says Le Monde [TamilNet, Friday, 11 September 2009, 11:44 GMT] "After winning the war, the Sri Lankan regime is in the process of losing the peace. Sri Lanka's President Mahinda Rajapaksa could be magnanimous and reach out to the...