Sri Lankan Minister Douglas Devananda’s reported threat to cross into Indian territorial waters with 5000 Sri Lankan fishermen to protest against alleged poaching by Indian fishermen in Sri Lankan waters has once again raked up the demand for arrest of the minister in Tamil Nadu, where he is wanted in connection with a 1986 murder case.
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Sri Lanka to demolish mosque and Hindu temple following protest by Buddhist monks
Sri Lankan officials have decided to demolish a mosque and a Hindu temple under pressure from Buddhist monks who demanded their removal from a Buddhist sacred area.
PAKISTAN/INDIA: Demilitarisation, not divine providence, is the way forward to peace!
A President of one of the two counties almost perennially at war with each other visiting the other, what on the face of mother earth makes news that gets bigger than this? The fact that this is a President on Pilgrimage, and not on another diplomatic mission infused with dry details of that elusive thaw in the relations merely adds to the importance and makes it a stuff of legend.
White vans will come if you join Mervyn”
The UPFA members in the Kelaniya Pradeshiya Sabha have been faced with a difficult situation due to the double standards adopted by the Rajapaksa government with regard to Minister Mervyn Silva, a UPFA member from the Kelaniya Pradeshiya Sabha
AFAD condemns harassments of disappeared journalist wife Sandya Ekneligoda by Sri Lankan official
The Asian Federation Against Involuntary Disappearances (AFAD) condemns the harassment and intimidation of human rights defender Mrs. Sandya Ekneligoda by Sri Lankan government supporter Mr. Douglas Wickramaratne during the side event organized during the 19th sessions on the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva and the statements by Deputy Solicitor General Mr. Shavinra Fernando during the Homagama Magistrate Courts (Colombo district) hearing.
BRIEF INTERNATIONAL INTERFERENCE WOULD HELP SRILANKA TO PRODUCE BEFORE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS
New senior lawyer of the international criminal courts Path Bensutha said by the international interference it’s easy to produce SriLanka before international criminal courts for war crime allegations of the country.
India gives Sri Lanka lessons in realpolitik-J.S. Tissainayagam
Massachusetts — The United States sponsored and carried a resolution on Sri Lanka at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva on March 22. However, what surprised observers was not US action but that India had voted in favor of a resolution against its South Asian neighbor.
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