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Nearly hundred thousand IDPs in camps

The United Nations says that nearly a hundred thousand ineternally displaced people are still accommodated in temporary camps.

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China to build new international airport in Sri Lanka

China is to lend Sri Lanka about $200m (£133m) to build a second international airport in the south of the island.

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Indian team from Jaipur to help Sri Lanka amputees

An Indian charity has sent a team to northern Sri Lanka to provide 1,000 amputees with artificial limbs.

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State of emergency extended

The dissolved parliament in Sri Lanka has been specially recalled and has voted to extend the state of emergency.

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UN reiterates Sri Lanka concern

UN reiterates its concern over lack of progress on agreed measures to address alleged war crimes in Sri Lanka.

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Sri Lanka: ‘Fractured democracy’


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Soldiers ‘victimised by government’

A rights group representing the families of disappeared military men accuses Sri Lanka government of victimising soldiers.

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Fonseka ‘tortured’ army officers

The Govt. accuses its former military chief Gen Fonseka of torturing army officers and soldiers while in office.

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‘Rebuild Sri Lanka’ urges Australia

The Australian deputy prime minister, Julia Gillard, urges Sri Lanka to “rebuild and stabilise” to stop influx of migrants.

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Govt. ‘to abolish’ executive presidency

The government says it will abolish or reform executive presidency if elected with two thirds majority.

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President dismisses UN rights panel

Sri Lanka president denounces plans by UN chief to ask a panel of experts to look into human rights issues.

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Fonseka ‘on hunger strike’

Gen Sarath Fonseka’s wife says he will refuse to eat from Sunday to protest at being denied access to a telephone.

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President dismisses UN human panel

President Rajapaksa denounces plans by UN chief to ask a panel of experts to look into human rights issues in Sri Lanka.

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‘LTTE fundraisers’ arrested in Germany

German police have arrested six men suspected of raising funds for the Sri Lankan Tamil Tiger rebel group.

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‘Govt. responsible’ for Prageeth abduction

Sri Lanka government is accused of being responsible for the disappearance of Prageeth Eknaligoda.

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Battle to force electoral regulations

The election commission wants posters and giant cardboard cut-outs of candidates removed, the rules are now being roundly flouted.

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Wife’s appeal for missing journalist

Missing journalist’s wife accuses the Sri Lankan government of being responsible for her husband’s disappearance.

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Aggreko reports profits increase

A company that provides power to the world’s major sporting events, including Sri Lanka, has reported a big lift in profits.

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“Opportunity for peace marred” says Navi Pillai

U.N. High Commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay has again criticised Sri Lanka for failing to examine abuses committed during the civil war last year

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Somali pirates take Saudi Ship with Lankan crew

Maritime officials say Somali pirates have seized a Saudi tanker in the Gulf of Aden.
Its captain is Greek and the rest of the crew are reported to be Sri Lankan.

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US award for IDP activist

Jensila Majeed is among ten worldwide recipients of the US International Women of Courage award.

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Extraordinary power of the internet


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‘Restore’ SLMC leader’s security

Supreme Court orders the police to restore appropriate security for Rauff Hakeem, the leader of the SLMC.

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Lankans end hunger strike in Indonesia

Sri Lankan asylum seekers in Indonesia end their protest after the intervention of immigration officials.

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Jayasuriya criticised for election bid

Sri Lankan cricketer Sanath Jayasuriya is criticised for refusing to quit the sport as he runs for parliament.

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Sanath Jayasuriya criticised over election

Sri Lankan cricketer Sanath Jayasuriya is criticised for refusing to quit the sport as he runs for parliament.

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Organiser of fraud website jailed

A man who created a website trading in stolen financial information linked to millions of pounds in losses has been jailed.

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Sri Lanka’s dissenting voices ’silenced’

There are fears in Sri Lanka whether the threats against media could get worse ahead of parliamentary elections in April.

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Concern over turtle hatcheries

The government says it is concerned about the welfare of the sea turtles which live and breed in the southern coastline.

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Fonseka supporters further detained

Six Sri Lanka army officers, arrested on suspicion of conspiring to overthrow the government, further detained.

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Saving holds key to women’s empowerment


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Vigil for missing Sri Lankan journalist


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IMF says Lanka doing well

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says that the overall economic condition in Sri Lanka is improving as expected.

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Call for effective investigation on Eknaligoda disappearance

The World Organisation against Torture has urged the President to carry out a effective investigation into the disappearance of journalist Eknaligoda.

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Fonseka to be charged under civil laws

The Sri Lankan government has announced a series of new charges against Sarath Fonseka, under civil laws, in addition to military charges.

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British PM meets Tamil delegates

Prime Minister Gordon Brown met delegates of the Global Tamil Forum conference in London. Foreign Secretary Miliband addressed the gathering.

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“No future for Tamil Eelam”

The International Crisis group says that the gap between the diaspora and Tamils in Sri Lanka has widened.

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Anxious moments ahead of India’s key sporting year


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Ranil ‘insulted’ Buddhist monks

All Island Monks Organisation accuses opposition leader Ranil Wickramasinghe of insulting Buddhist clergy.

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Fonseka to reamain in custody

The Supreme Court has refused to order the release of General Sarath Fonseka, from military detention for the time being

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General’s wife ‘enters’ in to politics

Arrested presidential candidate General Fonseka’s wife appealed the opposition to unite, giving her fiirst indication of entering in to politics

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Sri Lanka eyes sports business role


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Wife’s plea for journalist’s release

The wife of a journalist who disappeared mysteriously almost a month ago appeales to the authorities to do more to find him.

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Sri Lankan opposition splits up

Sri Lankan opposition coalition which contested the recent presidential poll has split after some parties said they were forming a new alliance.

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Jayasuriya eyes parliament seat

Veteran Sri Lankan batsman Sanath Jayasuriya tells the BBC he is to stand for parliament after a request by President Rajapaksa.

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UK arrivals help Sri Lanka tourism boom

Sri Lanka has seen a sharp increase in the number of visitors from the UK since the end of the conflict, officials say.

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‘Order police’ to release Prageeth

Prageeth Eknaligoda’s wife seek judicial remedy to get her husband, who is missing since 24 January, released.

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Govt. ‘trying to destroy Buddhism’

Sri Lanka Govt. accused of violating the constitution by trying to destroy the Theravada Buddhism.

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Court releases Fonseka supporters

Courts in Sri Lanka ordered the release of retired servicemen arrested on an alleged conspiracy with the former military chief against the government.

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Victory ‘internationally overshadowed’

The British opposition says that Sri Lanka president’s victory is overshadowed by the situation faced by his main opponent.

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President ‘had no hand’ in release of journalist

An opposition journalist in Sri Lanka claimed that the President was not instrumental in securing his release after eighteen days in detention.

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Opposition journalist released

Police ordered to release the editor of Irida Lanka newspaper, who was detained under emergency regulations.

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Buddhist conference postponed

Mahanayake theras have postponed the conference earlier called on to discuss the “uncertainty” in Sri Lanka.

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EU punishes Sri Lanka over rights

The EU suspends Sri Lanka’s special trading rights after an EU report criticised its recent human rights record.

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‘Declare’ Fonseka president - petition

Gen Sarath Fonseka file a petition against the re-election of President Mahinda Rajapaksa.

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Sri Lanka blast kills two children

At least two children are killed and seven others injured in an explosion in Jaffna, police officials say.

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Grenade kills two children in Jaffna

Two school children have been killed and seven others injured in an explosion in Jaffna, police say.

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CID will become comedians - Judge

Colombo magistrate criticises the police for arresting an opposition politician without a valid reason.

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Mountain biking takes off - in Bangladesh


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