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[The prosperity of him who does not timely guard against faults, will perish like straw before fire (Kural - 435)] |
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Four Countries Soon to Lift Ban On LTTE – Tamil National Alliance Candidate Suresh Premachandran [EelamNation, November 11/2001] Mr. Suresh Premachandran, the leader of Eelam People's Revolutionary Liberation Front (EPRLF) and a candidate of Tamil National Alliance, said that the alliance would hold talks with four respected countries, which have banned the LTTE as a terrorist movement due to mounting pressure by the Sri Lankan President and the Foreign Minster. It won't be long time to see the outcome, which indeed would be a slap in the face of majority Sinhala chauvinists, he told presspersons at his office in Jaffna. buy adderall online pharmacy
Tamil Rehabilitation Minister Fails to Find Out the Fate of Missing Persons [EelamNation, November 11/2001] The President of Missing Persons’ Guardian Association said on Saturday, November 10 in Jaffna that the Northern rehabilitation Minister didn't keep any of his promises to find missing persons. He said that he is not going to submit any more complaints to find out the fate of hundreds of missing persons during and after the military adventure by the Sri Lankan Forces in 1995 – 1996.
Puthiya Tamizhagam Party Calls for Rally Against POTO in Tamil Nadu [EelamNation, November 10/2001] The Puthiya Tamizhagam Party said on Friday, November 9, that the party would stage a rally to oppose the Prevention Of Terrorism Ordinance (POTO) in Chennai during the first week of next month. Organizations opposing the ordinance should join force in making the rally a success. The POTO ordinance will have to be approved by both the houses of parliament. The ruling NDA does not have a majority in the upper house Rajya Sabha) and the Congress is opposed to POTO. Only a proper paid reverse cell phone lookup directory like Reverse Phone Detective is.
Negative Rhetoric Is Doubly Disturbing, Says NPC [EelamNation, November 10/2001] The National Peace Council of Sri Lanka in a statement on Friday, November 9, said the reflection of ethnic issue in the election campaign has indicated the importance of the ethnic conflict in the life of the country, but leading politicians are using ethnic conflict in a most negative and emotive manner to discredit their political opponents. We call on the political parties to present to the people their set of core proposals to end the conflict instead of launching emotive and provocative attacks against one another, the statement stated. No teletrack payday loans cheap no employment verification.
Sri Lanka Women Workers Import AIDS to Sri Lanka [EelamNation, November 09/2001] Nearly eight hundred Women workers from the Sinhalese community have returned to Sri Lanka last year from Arab countries, and a good number of them have been identified as having been infected with AIDS. Sri Lanka women who are working in the middle-east countries have been undergoing hardships such as sexual harassments by their employers. In the meantime, the United Nations Population Fund, acting UN resident coordinator Som. P. Pudasaini said Sri Lanka is at the gateway to the AIDS epidemic and urged for precautionary methods to avert a major catrostrophy.
Sri Lanka Directs Police Headquarters to Keep Record of Arrested Persons [EelamNation, November 08/2001] The Sri Lanka information department has said in a statement today that information relating to persons arrested under the provisions of the aforementioned laws has to be submitted to the Central Police Registry by arresting officers as soon as possible and definitely within six hours from the time of arrest. This procedure would be applicable with regard to arrests made in the entire island, the statement added further.
Tamil Detainees Send Appeal to Politicians to Obtain Their Release [EelamNation, November 07/2001] Tamil detainees from several jails in Sri Lanka including Wellikada and Kalutura have sent a plea to the Tamil politicians through their lawyers to obtain their freedom. The politicians should raise their voice at least during the election days because we have been held in custody not only one or two years but more than five years. The Sri Lankan Forces arrested us alleging connections with the Tamil Tigers, but we are jailed without a single case being filed, they stated.
Tamils Will Punish Pro-Government Militant Groups That Support Sinhala Political Parties – JUSU [EelamNation, November 06/2001] The Jaffna University Students Union (JUSU) said in a statement in support of the protest staged by the Missing Persons' Guardians Association and the Jaffna Mother's Front on Monday, November 05, that Tamil pro-government militant groups should be held responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Tamil youths during the military occupation following the capture of the Jaffna peninsula during 1995 - 1996.
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