| Sri Lankan refugee's ship reached Canada |
| [ Friday, 23 July 2010, 05:44.22 PM ] |
 The “Australian News” has published a news item, that the “M.I.V.Sunshine” ship carrying Sri Lankan refugees, which was travelling the direction of Canada has now come much closer to Canada. |
| Tamil journalist attacked in Mannaar |
[ Friday, 23 July 2010, 03:58.59 PM ] [ ] |
 Unidentified persons who arrived in a white van pulled out a Tamil journalist from a passenger vehicle travelling along Mannaar-Thalaimannaar road Thursday night around 8.30 and attacked him, according to a complaint lodged with the Mannaar Police. |
| Democratic National Front organize peoples rally in Colombo |
| [ Wednesday, 21 July 2010, 03:28.46 AM ] [] |
 The Democratic National Front has organized a peoples rally tomorrow in Colombo requesting the release of General Sarath Fonseka. Party’s General Secretary Vijitha Herath said, this will be the first people’s rally which is held in regard to the release of Fonseka. |
| BTF invites British Tamils for midnight vigil and a "Walk for Justice" |
| [ Wednesday, 21 July 2010, 03:20.58 AM ] |
 British Tamils are holding a midnight vigil and a "Walk for Justice" to the UN commencing from London calling for: An International Independent Investigation into War Crimes in Sri Lanka, Access to Prisoners of War and Boycott Sri Lanka until it respects human rights. A BTF flyer is as below. |
| United Nation Expert Panel for the first time met |
| [ Tuesday, 20 July 2010, 07:45.48 AM ] |
 The Expert Panel which was appointed by United Nation Organization Secretary Ban Ki Moon to provide advice in regard to Sri Lanka met yesterday for the first time. The Inner Press City mentioned the panel met in New York, America. |
| Tamil language is one of ten very popular languages in Britain |
| [ Monday, 19 July 2010, 12:31.29 PM ] |
 London Metropolitan police division informs, Tamil Language is one of the ten most popular languages in England. Tamil Language is used by callers for emergency assistance, was the information stated by the police division. |
| Plans afoot to transfer Sinhala doctor suspect out of Jaffna |
| [ Friday, 16 July 2010, 01:21.18 AM ] |
 Intention of taking the Sinhala doctor suspected in the killing of Tharsika in Veala’nai government hospital out of Jaffna peninsula came to light when Oorkaavattu’rai police requested permission from Magistrates court to transfer the case to Anuradapura court Thursday claiming safety of the suspect, legal sources in Jaffna said. |
| Former Sri Lanka rebels 'abused in detention' - BBC |
| [ Friday, 16 July 2010, 01:17.46 AM ] |
 Former Tamil Tiger rebels detained in Sri Lanka say they have been ill-treated in government camps with no basic facilities. In letters and phone calls to BBC Tamil, they say they have been "tortured and beaten" in the centres. |
| International court advice can be sought against Ban Ki Moon’s panel |
| [ Thursday, 15 July 2010, 01:29.06 AM ] |
 Information states, Sri Lanka could sought the International court advice in regard to the expert panel originated by Untied Nation Secretary General Ban Ki Moon in regard to Sri Lankan issues. Prof. Lakshman Marasinghe lecture of Canada – Ontario Winsor University made this statement. |
| Protest in Geneva against Ban Ki Moon |
| [ Tuesday, 13 July 2010, 12:27.50 PM ] |
 A protest was held in front of United Nation head office in Geneva opposing to the expert panel originated by United Nation General Secretary Ban Ki Moon in regard to Sri Lanka. Reports state many movements in Europe representing with Sri Lankans will attend the protest. |
| HRW welcomes Ban’s resolve, urges war crimes roadmap |
| [ Monday, 12 July 2010, 11:25.32 AM ] |
 Welcoming UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon’s refusal to bow to Sri Lanka’s outrage and disband his recently appointed advisory panel on warcrimes in the island, Human Rights Watch said Sunday that the expert panel should provide him “with a roadmap – which should be made public – for an independent international investigation to examine laws-of-war violations by both sides during the final months of the conflict.” |
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| Sri Lankan refugee's ship reached Canada |
| [ Friday, 23 July 2010, 05:44.22 PM ] |
| The “Australian News” has published a news item, that the “M.I.V.Sunshine” ship carrying Sri Lankan refugees, which was travelling the direction of Canada has now come much closer to Canada. [More] |
| Tamil journalist attacked in Mannaar |
| [ Friday, 23 July 2010, 03:58.59 PM ] [] |
| Unidentified persons who arrived in a white van pulled out a Tamil journalist from a passenger vehicle travelling along Mannaar-Thalaimannaar road Thursday night around 8.30 and attacked him, according to a complaint lodged with the Mannaar Police. [More] |
| Muttiah Muralitharan grabbed his 800th Test wickets, he retires from the test matches |
| [ Friday, 23 July 2010, 01:44.25 AM ] [] |
 Sri Lankan right hand spinner Muttiah Muralitharan retired from International Test Cricket matches from today. In this situation, he established a new record in the world cricket history, by grabbing 800 test cricket wickets. [More] |
| A solution to the ethnic crisis in Sri Lanka is through reconciliation states Robert O Blake |
| [ Thursday, 22 July 2010, 02:16.37 AM ] [] |
 US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Robert O Blake met Foreign Affairs Minister G.L.Peiris. He met President Mahinda Rajapakse yesterday in the morning, met opposition party members, business society and civil social groups. [More] |
| Democratic National Front organize peoples rally in Colombo |
| [ Wednesday, 21 July 2010, 03:28.46 AM ] [] |
| The Democratic National Front has organized a peoples rally tomorrow in Colombo requesting the release of General Sarath Fonseka. Party’s General Secretary Vijitha Herath said, this will be the first people’s rally which is held in regard to the release of Fonseka. [More] |
| BTF invites British Tamils for midnight vigil and a "Walk for Justice" |
| [ Wednesday, 21 July 2010, 03:20.58 AM ] |
| British Tamils are holding a midnight vigil and a "Walk for Justice" to the UN commencing from London calling for: An International Independent Investigation into War Crimes in Sri Lanka, Access to Prisoners of War and Boycott Sri Lanka until it respects human rights. A BTF flyer is as below. [More] |
| Tamil motherland turned out to be the military regime, Tamil National Alliance reports to Karunanidhi |
| [ Wednesday, 21 July 2010, 03:13.05 AM ] [] |
 Tamil National Alliance party headed by its leader R.Sambanthan today met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Muthuwel Karunanidhi in Chennai, in his residence was according to reports. [More] |
| United Nation Expert Panel for the first time met |
| [ Tuesday, 20 July 2010, 07:45.48 AM ] |
| The Expert Panel which was appointed by United Nation Organization Secretary Ban Ki Moon to provide advice in regard to Sri Lanka met yesterday for the first time. The Inner Press City mentioned the panel met in New York, America. [More] |
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| Senior SLA officer: ‘Kill everybody!’ order came from the top (VIDEO UPDATED) |
[ Tuesday, 18 May 2010, 09:47.51 PM ] [ ] |
 A senior Sri Lankan Army commander and frontline soldier have told Britain’s Channel 4 News that point-blank executions of Tamils at the end of the civil war in May 2009 were carried out under orders ‘from the top’. In an extended segment on Sri Lanka Tuesday, Channel 4 broadcast translated video interviews with the two soldiers. [More] |
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Reports states, the final stage of finalizing the selection from the 100 police officers selected from Sri lanka for the United Nation peace keeping force has been hampered.
The American Intelligence unit FBI, had forwarded a report to the Australian government in regard to the activities of TamiL Eelam Liberation tigers. Such news item was published in an Australian weekend newspaper.
“Diwayina” newspaper has published a news item, that a Fraud case is filed against the former Defense Minister.
The Non Aligned countries had informed to publish their motive against the Experts Panel originated against Sri Lanka by the United Nation Council, more period of time is essential.
Reports states, eight specialized doctors have gone on a journey to Kilinochchi to treat the Ministers who will be attending the Cabinet sessions in Kilinochchi.
The United Nation Organization Country Representative Neil Buhne left for New York after he was recalled for consultations by United Nation Secretary Ban Ki Moon.