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Six former Army personnel acquitted of all charges
Six former Army personnel who were indicted over an incident where 24 Tamil civilians were killed in a crossfire with the LTTE Tamil terrorists in 1996, were acquitted of all charges by Anuradhapura High Court Judge yesterday. The Jury consisting..
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Controversy over OMP Bill being inconsistent with RTI Act
(By Courtesy iof The Island) By Shamindra Ferdinando Transparency International (Sri Lanka Chapter) representative Shan Wijetunga yesterday said that it would be the responsibility of the Attorney General to prevent a Bill being presented in parliament contrary to any other..
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Office of Missing Persons: Controversial bill now needs simple majority
The Office of Missing Persons Bill has many provisions designed to persecute our armed forces and following are some of them; 1. The Office of Missing Persons will not be a part of Sri Lanka’s State law enforcement and justice system,..
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Consultation Taskforce dodging with Its deadline
The so called Consultation Taskforce appointed by government is dodging with its deadline to provide the proposal by the public. Highly controversial and biased Taskforce headed by Manouri Muttetuwegama and pro-LTTE Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu who is acting as Secretary to the..
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Armed forces and the Country will be betrayed through Office of Missing Persons Bill: MR
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa today charged that the Office of Missing Persons (OMP) Bill has many provisions designed to persecute armed forces personnel. Issuing a statement, he said if the draft legislation becomes a law, every Member of Parliament who..
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TNA opposed building Buddha statue in Jaffna again
Pro-LTTE Tamil terrorist political party, TNA’s Northern Provincial Council has again objected to construction of Buddha Statue in the historical Buddhist temple while construction is in progress in Nagadeepa in Jaffna. The pro-minority government which was captured the government..
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Police attacked in Samanthurai, Sinhala Students attacked in Jaffna
While racially motivated Tamils brutally attacked Sinhala undergraduates in the University of Jaffna in Norther Province, Sri Lankan Police officers were attacked by Muslims in Samanthuraya in Eastern Province of Sri Lanka. Police officers who were in a search operation..
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Bid to reverse SC ruling on Singarasa case meant to pave way for foreign judges – GL
JO won’t back ratification of ICCPR (Courtesy of The Island) By Shamindra Ferdinando The Joint Opposition and a section of the civil society have taken a common stand on the alleged move to do away with judicial power in terms..
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Jaffna University Teachers Failed to Condemns Racially Motivated Attack on Sinhala Students
The press release issued by the Jaffna University Teachers’ Association, (UJTA) is trying to paint a picture that the brutal attack by racially motivated Tamil students in University Jaffna is a general clash between the Sinhalese and Tamil students and..
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Global Sri Lankans Condemned the Attack on Sinhala Students by Racist Tamils in Jaffna University
Several Sinhala students were injured critically when racially motivated Tamil students and extremist Tamil villagers attacked them in the Jaffna University premises. Politically and racially motivated Tamil extremists undergraduates opposed to Sinhala traditional function organized within the science faculty of the University..





