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`ABC be fair` rally in Sydney
Friday, 5 August 2011 - 11:14 AM SL Time
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Attention all Sri Lankans in New South Wales. There will be a rally in support of our soldiers tomorrow morning in Sydney. It will be at Harris Street opposite the ABC building. Details are on the FB event page given in the source. Do attend if you can.
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`ABC be fair` rally in Sydney- Ada Derana news clip
Sunday, 7 August 2011 - 4:00 PM SL Time
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We had about 150-200 peaceful but very vocal protesters waving our national flag and chanting slogans. At one point, an ABC executive even came and pleaded with us, `We`re not like Channel 4, we`re just a news network!` That`s what happens when they broadcast fiction to make terrorists happy. The ABC themselves showed their own clip of the rally on ABC News at 7pm last night. News crews from ITN and Derana were also present. The event was a great success. Many thanks to all involved.
I will upload photographs of the rally soon.
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M.I.A Slammed Over London Riots Comments
Wednesday, 10 August 2011 - 10:15 AM SL Time
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Rapper criticised by her followers...
M.I.A has been criticised over her remarks about the riots in London last night (August 8).
The rapper was one of a number of musicians who reacted to the violence on Twitter as it continued to spread across the capital, as well as to other cities in the UK.
`I`m going down to the riots to hand out tea and mars bars,` M.I.A wrote.
Her tweet was immediately criticised by other users on the micro-blogging website, with one writing: `Bet she said this from her Bev Hills mansion.`
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Toilet Nadu MP`s fume over Indian Parliament u-turn on Tamil issue
Thursday, 11 August 2011 - 2:49 PM SL Time
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Though the plight of the Sri Lankan Tamils was never discussed due to disruptions in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, the text of the issue for the debate underwent a dramatic change, much to the chagrin of MPs from Tamil Nadu.
During the day, Speaker Meira Kumar`s office issued a corrigendum no less to `correct the text of the notice that was printed on the morning list of business proceedings in the House.
As per the list of business circulated in the morning, a discussion was to take place under Rule 193 on `alleged killing of Sri Lankan Tamils by the island nation`s Lankan army in 2009 as recently revealed in a United Nations report.` The issue was to be raised by DMK MP T R Baalu and Samajwadi Party me m ber Shailendra Kumar.
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Chennai police back down, request Lankan tourists to register in TN (with apologies to DVLADV, Thivya, Rambutan and their fellow kazhuthais)
Saturday, 13 August 2011 - 4:09 PM SL Time
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Sri Lankans visiting Tamil Nadu have been requested to register themselves with the Indian police upon arrival as a security measure.
The extra-security has been implemented after a group of Sri Lankan pilgrims to India were subjected to attack by a pro-LTTE group identifying themselves as `Nan Thamizhan` (I am Tamil)
earlier this week. The 84 Buddhist pilgrims, predominantly elderly men and women came under attack at a lodge the pilgrims were staying in Chennai.
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40 INDIANS ARRESTED FOR TRYING TO HOIST FLAG AT KATCHATHEEVU
Monday, 15 August 2011 - 5:25 PM SL Time
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More than 40 members of a Tamil Nadu-based Hindu outfit were arrested today when they tried to put out to sea for hoisting the Indian national flag at Katchatheevu in the Palk straits, ceded to Sri Lanka by India in 1974.
Police said 43 workers of the Hindu Makkal Katchi, including its state unit President Annadurai, were arrested when they were on their way to the fishing jetty here, en route to Katchatheevu island. They were demanding that fishermen should be allowed to fish in and around the island. Police, who were maintaining strict vigil, had banned fishing for the day to prevent any untoward incidents.
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Serial We Thamizh `upskirter` who targeted women and girls walks free, blames his actions on war
Friday, 26 August 2011 - 11:47 AM SL Time
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A Sydney man who secretly filmed up the skirts of hundreds of women and girls has avoided jail. Sabapathy Chandrahasan spent a year taking more than 1000 pictures and videos.
In February, the 56-year-old architect, a married father of two, was arrested by police at Central Railway Station during the afternoon rush hour. He had placed a digital camera on the top of a man`s briefcase to film up the skirts of women as they walked up the stairs to a platform. Schoolgirls in their uniforms were among those filmed, with some under the age of 16.
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Integration of Tamils in Eelam and Toilet Nadu going full steam ahead
Sunday, 28 August 2011 - 4:25 PM SL Time
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FISHERMEN IN NORTH TO GATHER TO PREVENT INDIAN TRAWLERS
Fishermen`s trade unions have decided to gather fisherfolk in the Northern area once again on September 10 in Mannar to discuss methods to prevent Indian fishing trawlers from entering Mannar and Thalaimannar waters.
Officials of fishermen`s trade unions in the North claim that previously around 100 Indian trawlers crossed the maritime boundary around three days a week, however now the situation has aggravated with almost 2000 trawlers entering Lankan waters illegally.
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While our child-bearing house nigger Thivya is busy lamenting gold medallist Ratnakumari`s bus ride, one of her Demala kith and kin(TM) has made all We Thamizh proud
Monday, 29 August 2011 - 12:45 PM SL Time
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TOILET NADU WOMAN IMMOLATES SELF TO PROTEST AGAINST HANGING OF RAJIV KILLERS
A young woman immolated herself in front of the tehsildar`s office in Kancheepuram district in India last evening, allegedly demanding remission of the death penalty awarded to three convicts of which two are Sri Lankans in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case who are set to be hanged on September 9.
According to locals, C Senkodi, an unmarried woman in her 20s, shouted slogans against hanging the death row convicts Sriharan alias Murugan, T Suthentharajan alias Santhan, and G Perarivelan alias Arivu - before emptying a bottle of petrol and setting herself afire.
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Women and children had their hands tied behind their back and were shot in the head in house raid, which was covered up by the military. No soldiers or officials have been held to account.
Wednesday, 31 August 2011 - 6:41 PM SL Time
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Cables Reveal 2006 Summary Execution of Civilian Family in Iraq
Women and children had their hands tied behind their back and were shot in the head in house raid, which was covered up by the military
by John Glaser, August 29, 2011
As revealed by a State Department diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks last week, US forces committed a heinous war crime during a house raid in Iraq in 2006, wherein one man, four women, two children, and three infants were summarily executed.
The cable excerpts a letter written by Philip Alston, Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary, or Arbitrary Executions, addressed to then Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice. American troops approached the home of Faiz Harrat Al-Majma`ee, a farmer living in central Iraq, to conduct a house raid in search of insurgents in March of 2006.
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