Attempts being made to arrest Wickremabahu Karunaratne

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Attempts being made to arrest Wickremabahu Karunaratne

Attempts being made to arrest Wickremabahu Karunaratne

Lanka-e-News 10.Dec.2010 11.45PM) According to reports reaching Lanka e news attempts are being made to take Dr. Wickremebahu Karunaratne into custody alleging that he made a statement that during the final phase of the war between LTTE and the Army , the SL army killed a large number of Tamils.

This charge is being leveled against him based on the allegation that he made a statement to that effect when he went recently to London to attend a commemoration ceremony in remembrance of those Tamils who died and went missing in the North east war.

It is also reported that the Attorney general has been instructed by a State’s powerful individual to probe whether legal action can be instituted against him on the basis of his alleged declaration  Attempts being made to arrest Wickremabahu Karunaratne(Lanka-e-News 10.Dec.2010 11.45PM) According to reports reaching Lanka e news attempts are being made to take Dr. Wickremebahu Karunaratne into custody…Full story »

LTTE ‘Plot’ Refuted-THE SUNDAY LEADER

Sunday, December 12, 2010By Dinouk Colombage Allegations of a LTTE plot in the UK has been refuted by organisers of a meeting on Sri Lanka in the House of Commons. Convener of the meeting and former Mayor of Medway, Daya Liyanage explained to the BBC Sandeshaya Service that there was no such plot being hatched during this meeting. […] 
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Democratic leader of Justice for Tamil Struggle: HonourableDr. Vickramabahu Karunarathne Right of self - determination of Ilankai (SriLanka)Tamils by

Right of self - determination of Ilankai (SriLanka)Tamils

by Dr. Vickramabahu Karunarathne


Right of self - determination of Ilankai TamilsThe right of self determination of Tamil speaking people is a foremost issue in modern Lankan society.Though it is related to the Tamil vs. Sinhala conflicts narrated in various chronicles, the present form arises out of the inability to construct a democratic, plural, civil society. Though Sri Lanka (the Sinhala equivalent of Ilankai) is considered a nation by the United Nations Organization, Sri Lankan nationality is yet to be recognized by the masses here.
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