TAMIL GENOCIDE IN SRI LANKA, CLEARLY 90% ARE HINDUS….
Sri Lanka’s Killing Fields: War Crimes Unpunished Screened at the UN in Geneva and New York and also shown to politicians at the House of Commons, the European Parliament and…
Discrimination of Tamils in Sri Lanka
01. January 2000 The Society for Threatened Peoples is concerned about the violation of the Social, Economic and Cultural Rights of the Tamils in Sri Lanka. These violations can be…
Religion and Human Rights: Buddhists and Human Rights
Robert Traer* An analysis of Buddhist affirmations of human rights might begin in India, the birthplace of Buddhism. There in 1956 another Hindu, B. R. Ambedkar, converted to Buddhism and…
SRI LANKA: A Tamil man of Indian origin was arrested, tortured and laid with fabricated charges
February 27, 2012: The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has received information that in 2008 Mr. A Navajeevan (27) of Rawatte Lower Division, Ukuwela in Matale District was working as…
Erasing the cultural leftover of Tamils to convert Sri Lanka into Sinhala country
Colombo25 Aug 2011 : Travelling through the Tamil areas in North Sri Lanka, one is shocked to see the changing demography of the land. A land that was once inhabited…
Continuous Genocides of Hindu Tamils in a fatal Sinhala slaughter house in Sri Lanka
•It is estimated that 2500 Hindu temples and 400 churches have been destroyed. The Sinhala forces do not permit the people to reconstruct these worship places and many are in…
Satisfied with displaced Sri Lankan Tamils’ rehabilitation : EU
Colombo, February 17: The European Union (EU) has expressed satisfaction with the resettlement process in Sri Lanka three years after the war between the Sri Lankan military and the Liberation…
Sri Lanka: On the edge of the knife
NILANTHA ILANGAMUWA There is always a fallacious belief that, It would not be the same here; here such things are impossible[1]. The morning of Valentine’s Day (February 14) started with…
Sri Lanka Watch
While the West, UN, Tamil Diaspora and the Human Rights community throughout the world have been trying to book Sri Lanka on the human rights violation during the last days…
Without truth, reconciliation not possible – paper
Francis Harrison, former BBC foreign correspondent whose book of accounts of survivors from Sri Lanka’s civil war is to be published this summer, says in an article in Dawn, that…