State Terrorism in Sri Lankahttp://nsitha.blog.co.uk/This blog discuss the problem of minority tamil (including Muslim) people have been facing in Sri Lanka Since 1950's. &#2951;&#2984;&#3021;&#2980; &#2997;&#2994;&#3016;&#2986;&#3021;&#2986;&#2980;&#3007;&#2997;&#3009; &#2958;&#2985;&#2980;&#3009; &#2970;&#3007;&#2993;&#3009;&#2986;&#3006;&#2985;&#3021;&#2990;&#3016; &#2951;&#2985;&#2990;&#3021; &#2958;&#2980;&#3007;&#2992;&#3021;&#2984;&#3019;&#2965;&#3021;&#2965;&#3009;&#2990;&#3021; &#2949;&#2992;&#2970; &#2951;&#2985;&#2970;&#3009;&#2980;&#3021;&#2980;&#3007;&#2965;&#2992;&#3007;&#2986;&#3021;&#2986;&#3009; &#2984;&#2975;&#2997;&#2975;&#3007;&#2965;&#3021;&#2965;&#3016;&#2991;&#3016; &#2997;&#3014;&#2995;&#3007;&#2991;&#3009;&#2994;&#2965;&#3009;&#2965;&#3021;&#2965;&#3009; &#2965;&#3018;&#2985;&#3021;&#2975;&#3009;&#2997;&#2992;&#3009;&#2990;&#3021; &#2962;&#2992;&#3009; &#2990;&#3009;&#2991;&#2993;&#3021;&#2970;&#3007;.en-UShourly82000-01-01T12:00+00:00State Terrorism in Sri Lankahttp://nsitha.blog.co.uk/http://data5.blog.de/design/preview/15/7f06ef1a28a554ad33a0c0a8d42c5e_160x200.jpgPay tribute to slain Sri Lankan Journalisthttp://nsitha.blog.co.uk/2007/06/29/pay_tribute_to_slain_sri_lankan_journali~2540644/2007-06-29T09:08:37+02:00 <p>I pay my tribute to slain follwing Journalist by Sri lanka's state terrorism.</p> <p>1. <strong>Sivaram Dharmeratnam</strong> editor of <a href="http://www.Tamilnet.com">www.Tamilnet.com</a><br> 2. <strong>Mylvaganam Nimalarajan</strong> Jaffna correspondent for the Tamil daily Virakesari, the independent Tamil radio station, Sooriyan FM, the popular Sinhala political weekly, Ravaya, the Tamil and Sinhala services of the BBC.<br> 3. <strong>Aiyathurai Nadesan</strong>, Vice-President of the Sri Lanka Tamil Media Alliance, Batticaloa-based columnist for Virakesari <a href="http://www.virakesari.lk">http://www.virakesari.lk</a><br> 4.<strong> Sinnathamby Sivamaharajah</strong> managing editor, Uthayan newspaper.<br> 5. <strong>Selvarajah Rajivarnam </strong> journalist, Uthayan newspaper.<br> 6. <strong>Subramaniam Suhirtharajan </strong> journalist, Uthayan newspaper.</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://nsitha.blog.co.uk/2007/06/29/pay_tribute_to_slain_sri_lankan_journali~2540644/#comments">Comments</a> </small> </p>I pay my tribute to slain follwing Journalist by Sri lanka's state terrorism.

1. Sivaram Dharmeratnam editor of www.Tamilnet.com
2. Mylvaganam Nimalarajan Jaffna correspondent for the Tamil daily Virakesari, the independent Tamil radio station, Sooriyan FM, the popular Sinhala political weekly, Ravaya, the Tamil and Sinhala services of the BBC.
3. Aiyathurai Nadesan, Vice-President of the Sri Lanka Tamil Media Alliance, Batticaloa-based columnist for Virakesari http://www.virakesari.lk
4. Sinnathamby Sivamaharajah managing editor, Uthayan newspaper.
5. Selvarajah Rajivarnam journalist, Uthayan newspaper.
6. Subramaniam Suhirtharajan journalist, Uthayan newspaper.

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]]>No war in Sri Lanka - self determination for the Tamil peoplehttp://nsitha.blog.co.uk/2007/06/26/no_war_in_sri_lanka_self_determination_f~2520198/2007-06-26T03:56:14+02:00 <p>The Sri Lanka government is carrying out an undeclared war against the Tamil people who have been struggling for more than two decades for the legitimate right to self-rule.</p> <p>The government of Mahinda Rajapaksa, elected on a Sinhala chauvinist basis in November 2005, has consistently breached the 2002 cease-fire agreement with the LTTE. They have been conducting aerial bombardments, specifically outlawed under the agreement.</p> <p>In August, the Sri Lankan air force destroyed an orphanage in Sencholai, killing 50 children. The anti-war opposition has been put under extreme pressure. Tamil MP Nadaraja Raviraj was gunned down in Colombo on November 9 and other activists have received serious death threats.</p> <p>External support for the Mahinda regime is essential in allowing it to carry out this war mongering. The Sri Lankan army leadership is trained at the British army training school at Sandhurst while the Tamil Tigers (LTTE) are banned as a supposedly “terrorist” organisation across Europe.</p> <p>We therefore call on our governments and international institutions to lift any bans on the LTTE and to demand that the Sri Lankan government:</p> <p>• End the aerial bombardments;</p> <p>• End the disappearances and stop support for paramilitaries;</p> <p>• Open the A9 road and other access routes so that essential humanitarian supplies can get through to the Tamil areas in the north;</p> <p>• Re-open negotiations with the LTTE for a just solution acceptable to the Tamil people.</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://nsitha.blog.co.uk/2007/06/26/no_war_in_sri_lanka_self_determination_f~2520198/#comments">Comments</a> </small> </p>The Sri Lanka government is carrying out an undeclared war against the Tamil people who have been struggling for more than two decades for the legitimate right to self-rule.

The government of Mahinda Rajapaksa, elected on a Sinhala chauvinist basis in November 2005, has consistently breached the 2002 cease-fire agreement with the LTTE. They have been conducting aerial bombardments, specifically outlawed under the agreement.

In August, the Sri Lankan air force destroyed an orphanage in Sencholai, killing 50 children. The anti-war opposition has been put under extreme pressure. Tamil MP Nadaraja Raviraj was gunned down in Colombo on November 9 and other activists have received serious death threats.

External support for the Mahinda regime is essential in allowing it to carry out this war mongering. The Sri Lankan army leadership is trained at the British army training school at Sandhurst while the Tamil Tigers (LTTE) are banned as a supposedly “terrorist” organisation across Europe.

We therefore call on our governments and international institutions to lift any bans on the LTTE and to demand that the Sri Lankan government:

• End the aerial bombardments;

• End the disappearances and stop support for paramilitaries;

• Open the A9 road and other access routes so that essential humanitarian supplies can get through to the Tamil areas in the north;

• Re-open negotiations with the LTTE for a just solution acceptable to the Tamil people.

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]]>Ethnic cleansing in Sri Lankahttp://nsitha.blog.co.uk/2007/06/26/ethnic_cleansing_in_sri_lanka~2520172/2007-06-26T03:32:28+02:00 <p>I would like to share information about what is going on in Sri Lanka. Sri Lankan government is tring to evict all minority tamil people from there. The LTTE so called tamil tigers resist very much this governments action in a ruthless way.<br> I will tell you all about bit details about this genocidal in the futute. </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://nsitha.blog.co.uk/2007/06/26/ethnic_cleansing_in_sri_lanka~2520172/#comments">Comments</a> </small> </p>I would like to share information about what is going on in Sri Lanka. Sri Lankan government is tring to evict all minority tamil people from there. The LTTE so called tamil tigers resist very much this governments action in a ruthless way.
I will tell you all about bit details about this genocidal in the futute.

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