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Sri Lankan forces arrest 60 Tamils in Vavuniyaa
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 30 Jun 2008 22:10:38 GMT Report for Abuse
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Gchula99,
Sinhalese are currently challenged to evaluate if reporting LTTE cadres shot dead does also automatically qualify for competent, democratic leadership and country management. |
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30 Jun 2008 22:13:43 GMT Report for Abuse
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We do not punish those who are traitors for you :)
Done by a govt who claims itself as a responsible state. no punishment to karuna and pillayan for kiiling of 600 policemen. you better dont talk about responsible state story. and dont eat your own rope.
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Another journalist assaulted
Journalist and Course Coordinator of the Sri Lanka Press Institute, Namal Perera and one of his journalist friends attached to a Foreign Mission in Colombo had been assaulted by unidentified men, who came in a white van at Narahenpita this evening. They were admitted to a private hospital in Colombo.
this is another feather to the cap.
responsible state? huh huh
democracy? huh huh
human rights huh huh
freedom of speech? huh huh |
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Yet another journalist has been brutally assaulted.
Namal Perera, Course Coordinator at the Sri Lanka Press Institute, was the victim of the latest attack.
A gang in a white van and a motorcycle ambushed his car, between Narahenpita and Kirulapone Junctions, around 6.15 pm today (June 30th).
The assailants had tried to drag him out of the vehicle, but failed.
Then, they had assaulted him with clubs.
A friend who was accompanying Mr. Perera was unharmed.
He was rushed to the nearby Apollo Hospital at Narahenpita, SLPI sources said.
The assault came barely days after the appointment of a five-member ministerial committee to investigate harassment of the media.
http://www.lankadissent.com/en/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=416:yet-another-journalist-assaulted&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=50
this is another feather to the cap.
responsible state? huh huh
democracy? huh huh
human rights huh huh
freedom of speech? huh huh |
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30 Jun 2008 22:25:05 GMT Report for Abuse
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September
Tissanayagam detained till September
Tuesday, 01 July 2008 00:40
The Colombo Chief Magistrate Nishantha Hapuarachchi today (June 30th) allowed the police Terrorist Investigation Division to detain three suspects including journalist J.S. Tissanayagam, until September 05th. The court rejected an appeal by Tissanayagam s counselors to release him on bail.
His counselors argued that the police have no authority to detain anybody more than 90 days under emergency regulations.
However the TID told the court that the police have powers to detain anybody even for a year under ER.
The magistrate ruled that the suspects should be kept under police custody while an investigation is underway.
Meanwhile, representatives from five media organizations staged a protest in front of the court complex as Tissanayagam was brought to the court.
They urged the authorities to charge him or release him.
The editor of the Outreach Lanka website and columnist for Sunday Times was arrested as he visited a colleague arrested by the TID on March 06th.
The Colombo Chief Magistrate Nishantha Hapuarachchi today (June 30th) allowed the police Terrorist Investigation Division to detain three suspects including journalist J.S. Tissanayagam, until September 05th. The court rejected an appeal by Tissanayagam s counselors to release him on bail.
this is another feather to the cap.
responsible state? huh huh
democracy? huh huh
human rights huh huh
freedom of speech? huh huh
Edited By - Thalaivar - 30 Jun 2008 22:25:46 GMT |
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30 Jun 2008 22:34:51 GMT Report for Abuse
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Tissanagam is enjoying the Hopitality of the Sinhalese in the Govt rest house :)
You will enjoy tamil's hospitality in vanni in coming months. you are welcome.and enjoy..... |
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30 Jun 2008 22:37:00 GMT Report for Abuse
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Tissanagam is enjoying the Hopitality of the Sinhalese in the Govt rest house :)
this is one example that there is no fundamental rights and equal rights for tamil in sri lanka.
another example of hospitality of sinhalese
Yet another journalist has been brutally assaulted.
Namal Perera, Course Coordinator at the Sri Lanka Press Institute, was the victim of the latest attack.
A gang in a white van and a motorcycle ambushed his car, between Narahenpita and Kirulapone Junctions, around 6.15 pm today (June 30th).
The assailants had tried to drag him out of the vehicle, but failed.
Then, they had assaulted him with clubs.
A friend who was accompanying Mr. Perera was unharmed.
He was rushed to the nearby Apollo Hospital at Narahenpita, SLPI sources said.
The assault came barely days after the appointment of a five-member ministerial committee to investigate harassment of the media.
Edited By - Thalaivar - 30 Jun 2008 22:38:32 GMT |
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 30 Jun 2008 22:37:13 GMT Report for Abuse
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Reporters without Borders condemn the killing of journalists in Sri Lanka in
http://www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=21932
BBC Correspondent Mylvaganam Nimalrajan was killed in Jaffna in 2000
Tamilnet.com Editor Sivaram Dharmaratnam was killed in Colombo in 2006
Managing Editor of Namathu Eelanadu, Sinnathamby Sivamaharajah was killed in Jaffna in 2006
Journalist of Yarl Thinakural is missing since February 2006
Uthayan journalist Selvarajah Rajivarnam was murdered in April, 2007 in Jaffna.
Isaivizhi Chempiyan, Suresh Linbiyo, T. Tharmalingam, - three journalists of Voice of Tigers were killed in aerial bombing in Nov 2007
Sahadevan Nilakshan, journalism student and editor, student magazine Chaalaram was killed in August 2007
Subash Chandraboas, journalist of magazine Nilam ('the Ground'), was killed in April 2007
BBC has let the Sri Lankan government involvement in the murders of Tamuil MPs and journalists off the hook in
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7282205.stm
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30 Jun 2008 22:42:38 GMT Report for Abuse
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Killing even his own agent. only reason is he is tamil.
another feather in the cap.
a resposible state? .. huh huh huh
human rights huh huh (UNHRC)
Yet another journalist has been brutally assaulted.
Namal Perera, Course Coordinator at the Sri Lanka Press Institute, was the victim of the latest attack.
A gang in a white van and a motorcycle ambushed his car, between Narahenpita and Kirulapone Junctions, around 6.15 pm today (June 30th).
The assailants had tried to drag him out of the vehicle, but failed.
Then, they had assaulted him with clubs.
A friend who was accompanying Mr. Perera was unharmed.
He was rushed to the nearby Apollo Hospital at Narahenpita, SLPI sources said.
The assault came barely days after the appointment of a five-member ministerial committee to investigate harassment of the media. |
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30 Jun 2008 22:46:48 GMT Report for Abuse
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No thank you!
Eczam Tamils are a barbarian Tribe. They bite the very hand that feed them (remember Rajeev Ghandhi??).
RG was attacked when he was PM Of India by sinhalese in colombo.
an example for hospitality of sinhalese.
I prefer stay away from them.
huh huh huh
huh huh huh
1998-2002 experience. cant forget no?? |
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