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• Tamils, it's time to wake up! May 29, 2012
  | by C. Naganathan ( May 29, 2012, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) Before the LTTE evolved into a militant force, the peaceful struggle for devolution by the Tamil leaders (front of old Parliament and Galle face green) were attacked by the Sinhala government sponsored mob. During that time the Tamil problem was known as a domestic issue and the outside world di […]
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• BANGLADESH: Government cannot protect anyone May 29, 2012
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• Bone-Break, Bill Gates, Ft. Detrick and GSK; US Army Dengue Fever Vaccine Trials in Thailand May 29, 2012
  | by Thomas C. Mountain ( May 29, 2012, Asmara- Eritrea , Sri Lanka Guardian ) Born in a laboratory at Fort Detrick, Maryland, home to the USA’s biological warfare program, the US Army created, Bill Gates Foundation funded and GSK administered Dengue “Bone-Break” Fever vaccine is reported to be in advanced trials in Thailand. Dengue Fever, a virus transmitte […]
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• Ambassador Jayatilleka speaks at prestigious Barcelona institute May 29, 2012
  ( May 29, 2012, Paris, Sri Lanka Guardian) Dr Dayan Jayatilleka, Sri Lanka’s Ambassador to France, Spain and Portugal was invited to deliver a lecture on the topic ‘Sri Lanka and the Special Session of the UN Human Rights Council, May 2009’ by the Barcelona Institute for International Studies (IBEI) on May 24th. IBEI is an inter-university institute of postg […]
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• Amnesty or Rehabilitation to Tamil prisoners May 29, 2012
  ( May 29, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) Mano Ganesan tells the govt at protest rally opposite magazine prison in support of Tamil political prisoners Government maintains a policy of selective justice. You have pardoned Vinayakamoorthy Muralitharan aka Karuna Amman, Chandrakanthan aka Pillaiyan, K. Pathmanathan aka KP and Daya master who were the most popular […]
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• Is the Sri Lankan war anti-Tamil or anti-Terrorism? May 29, 2012
  | by Gajalakshmi Paramasivam ( May 29, 2012, Melbourne, Sri Lanka Guardian) To many Sri Lankans, the Sri Lankan war is not ethnicity related. The more one thinks that the war was Anti-Terrorism war, the less space there is for thoughts on the basis of ethnicity. Similarly, those who focus more and more on ‘what happened’ than ‘why it happened’ – are moving a […]
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• Buddhist History of Afghanistan and South India May 29, 2012
  | by Dr. Sripali Vaiamon ( May 29, 2012, Toronto, Sri Lanka Guardian) The very first Buddha statue in the world was built in Gandhara, in the Kabul region of Afghanistan. Presently the area known as Kandahar. Afghanistan was a Buddhist country, quite similar to Tamil Nadu which I touched briefly in the last article, where Buddhism was popular during Buddhago […]
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• Breakout blueprint : ITAK's attack plan May 29, 2012
  | BY DR DAYAN JAYATILLEKA ( May 29, 2012, Paris, Sri Lanka Guardian) The keynote speech by Mr. R Sampanthan, the leader of the main Tamil parliamentary party at the recent congress of that organization is in many respects a landmark event. It sheds light on a number of key strategic issues and should make clear to the international community that the matter […]
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• Parama Weera: What it takes, and what it means May 29, 2012
  | by David Blacker ( May 29, 2012, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) The eyes stared expressionlessly back at me from the fifteen small pictures, some clear, and some blurred; reflections that only hinted at the men behind those eyes. But sharp or soft, they all looked so innocuous, so devoid of any indication of what they had once seen. So normal. To look into t […]
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• Why military matters in the North? May 28, 2012
  | by Col. R. Hariharan ( May 28, 2012, Chennai, Sri Lanka Guardian) President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s Victory Day speech this year on May 19 was largely a defensive discourse justifying the continued presence large army formations in the North. The sense of triumphalism that had become hallmark of Victory Day speeches was missing this year. This is understandabl […]
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• Sri Lanka’s constitution denies separatism: ITAK still wants to separate. What is delaying Govt action? May 29, 2012
  By Shenali Waduge Delaying actions concerning the welfare of the Sri Lankan people by allowing a handful to create unprecedented strife based on a notion of “ethnic separatism” not shared by the majority has led to decades of terror resulting in unnecessary damage control allowing Sri Lanka to be compromised to opportunist nations pursuing neo-colonial [...] […]
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• TNA says 13-A not acceptable May 28, 2012
  The Illankai Tamil Arasu Katchi did not consider the 13th Amendment an acceptable solution, TNA leader R. Sampanthan, MP said, addressing the 14th Annual ITAK Convention in Batticaloa, on Sunday. He said: “Our expectation for a solution to the ethnic problem of the sovereignty of the Tamil people is based on a political structure outside [...]
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• Gotabhaya makes it clear May 28, 2012
  By L. Jayasooriya A foreign correspondent who interviewed Gotabhaya very aggressively yesterday asked him why Sinhalese are settling down in predominantly Tamil areas to which Gotabhaya reacted very appropriately and told him that any citizen can buy property and settle down anywhere in the country he wants. He then pointed out to him that many [...]
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• Carrot for friends and stick for others! May 28, 2012
  By S. H. Moulana, Riyadh. Reference news item ‘Using HR issues as political instrument fundamentally unacceptable – Lavrov’ (‘Sunday Island’ 27 May), I would like to add that the US always talks about its ‘carrot and stick’ tactics it adopts to get things done through countries mainly dependent on its assistance. However, through long experience, [...] […]
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• RUSSIA PUBLISHES ITS FIRST ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF BUDDHISM May 28, 2012
  By Walter Jayawardhana Russia has announced that they have published “The first encyclopaedia of Buddhist philosophy”  where Buddhism has seen a revival after the collapse of Communism. “The encyclopaedia analyses the philosophical aspects of Buddhism in the context of different civilisations, cultures and religions, including Hinduism, Christianity and Isla […]
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• GL summons UK HC over disputing President’s claims May 28, 2012
  External Affairs Minister Prof. G.L. Peiris yesterday summoned British High Commissioner John Rankin to the ministry to protest against the UK envoy contradicting President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s Victory Day speech. A British High Commission spokesperson yesterday afternoon said that the HC had further comments on this issue. Ministry sources told The Island th […]
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• Tony Blair facing questions over links to Rupert Murdoch empire at Leveson Inquiry May 28, 2012
  Tony Blair is expected to face questions over his links with Rupert Murdoch’s media empire when he appears before the Leveson Inquiry into press standards today. The former Prime Minister is likely to face scrutiny over whether his links with Mr Murdoch and News International became “closer than was wise”, as his former lieutenant Lord [... […]
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• “Ask the British High Commissioner” to bug… off May 28, 2012
  By H. L. D. Mahindapala Are the Western diplomats given too much of licence to dabble in domestic affairs which is none of their business, to begin with? Take the latest case of John Rankin, the British High Commissioner. Is it any of his business whether Sri Lanka stations its troops in the north, south, [...]
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• Human Rights : US vs China May 28, 2012
  By Shenali Waduge The buzz word is human rights and it has found itself a perfect tool and political instrument to advance western imperialism and usurp the sovereign status of nations. Countries that have committed and continue to commit human right abuses have in essence no moral, legal or political right to accuse others. The [...]
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• Fonseka: I Don’t Know,I Don’t Know – Gota Told Frederica May 28, 2012
  Giving an exclusive interview to Sunday Leader Editor Frederica Jansz, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Secretary to the Ministry of Defence and Urban Development denied answer questions she posed about Sarath Fonseka. Below we reproduce the full interview. Read more
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• The importance of disclosure May 29, 2012
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• Rankin’s outrageous rant May 28, 2012
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• Dimensions of discipline and ways of punishing May 25, 2012
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• We can now look back without anger…. May 24, 2012
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• When students are tried and convicted by innuendo… May 23, 2012
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• The Global War on Terror: How Do the Liberals Respond? May 27, 2012
  Presentation by Prof Rajiva Wijesinha MP, Leader – Liberal Party of  Sri Lanka And Presidential Adviser on Reconciliation to the President, Sri Lanka On ‘The Global War on Terror: How Do the Liberals Respond?’ At the Seminar on “Liberalism: It’s All About Freedom” Organized by the Civic Will Green Party of Mongolia Ulaanbaatar, May 24th [...] […]
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• Benjamin Dix’s Paranoia, and the subtle effectiveness of Guy Rhodes in abusing aid in Sri Lanka May 23, 2012
  Those who watched the celebration of our servicemen on May 19th told me the President seemed upset when he had to condole with the families of those who had died. Catching glimpses of the march past, I could understand that. But in addition to sorry for them, and indeed for the Tamils too who had [...]
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• Frances Harrison, Daran of Channel 4 claims, and the othering of Arun Tambimuttu May 21, 2012
  At the Frontline Club discussion on Sri Lanka, I finally came across Frances Harrison. The name had been familiar, for in recent years, whenever I went to England, she used to tweet madly about me, in what seemed to me desperate hysteria, though I soon enough found out that many journalists tweet in that mad [...]
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• Roma Tearne, puddings and attributions of greed May 20, 2012
  Amongst the most interesting offshoots of the discussion on Channel 4 and Sri Lanka held at the Frontline Club in London was a wonderfully creative piece by the novelist Roma Tearne. Her photograph is that of a very smart young lady, long face set off by bullet shaped ear-rings and long dark hair, with a [...]
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• Destroying traditional SLFP Foreign Policy and the national consensus May 19, 2012
  The more extreme elements in the Ministry of External Affairs have at last put their cards on the table in the form of an article by the wife of one of its rising stars. The same young lady kindly gave me an opportunity to engage in a strong critique of the viewpoints she represented, when [...]
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• Sri Lanka: Reconciliation and Justice – Frontline Club, London 16 May 2012 May 17, 2012
  The following remarks had been prepared in the belief that speakers would have about 10 minutes each. However, speakers were only given a few minutes for a few introductory remarks, the rest of the 45 minutes for the opening section being devoted to answering questions from the Moderator.  Unfortunately I had no chance to make [...]
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• Sri Lanka Rights Watch 12 – Labour and Migrant Workers May 15, 2012
  The National Action Plan for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights 2011 – 2016 as well as the full series of  Sri Lanka Rights Watch are available at the Peace & Reconciliation Website. The Consultation with responsible government officials we convened last week, to expedite implementation of the National Human Rights Action Plan, would I thought […]
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• Sri Lanka Rights Watch 11 – The Girl Guide initiative about Violence against Women and Children May 14, 2012
  The National Action Plan for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights 2011 – 2016 as well as the full series of  Sri Lanka Rights Watch are available at the Peace & Reconciliation Website. A couple of days after government had held a consultation about implementation of the Human Rights Action Plan with regard to Women and Children, the Sri [...] […]
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• At the debate on the Report of the Committee On Public Enterprises – 8th May 2012 May 13, 2012
  Speech of Prof Rajiva Wijesinha, MP in Parliament  Mr Speaker, it is an honour to speak in this debate on the report of the Committee on Public Enterprises, given how much it has accomplished. Thanks to the indefatigable efforts of its Chairman, the simple but brilliant idea of dividing into sub-committees given the amount of [...]
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• Sri Lanka Rights Watch 10 – The importance of Training, Operational Directives and Reporting May 12, 2012
  The National Action Plan for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights 2011 – 2016 as well as the full series of  Sri Lanka Rights Watch are available at the Peace & Reconciliation Website. At both the informal consultations on implementation of the Human Rights Action Plan held at the Reconciliation Office, and the official meetings conducted at the […]
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