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Sri Lanka: One Island Two Nations
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Protest continues in Amparai as residents demand land release
Residents of Orrani-Kanagar in Pottuvil in Amparai continued their
protest for the 15th day on Wednesday, calling for their land to be
released from military occupation.
30Aug 2018
Some of the villagers from Orrani-Kanagar in Pottuvil had been displaced
as far back as 1990, as the Sri Lankan military took control of the
area.
When the locals returned to their land after the end of the armed
conflict in 2009, they found that the Sri Lankan military and Wildlife
Department had forcibly occupied their village.
They have since raised this issue with several Sri Lankan authorities,
including the Divisional Secretariat, officers from the Wildlife
Department, the Eastern Provincial Council and the Prime Minister’s
Office, but their land remains occupied.
The protestors state that projects currently underway by the Wildlife Department are blocking the return to their homes.
Related Articles:
16 August 2018 : Tamil protestors demand Sri Lankan military release land in Amparai
01 August 2018 : Tamil families of the disappeared open campaign office in Amparai
30 August 2018 : Residents protest against Ports Authority in Trinco
Residents of Orrani-Kanagar in Pottuvil in Amparai continued their
protest for the 15th day on Wednesday, calling for their land to be
released from military occupation.
30Aug 2018
Some of the villagers from Orrani-Kanagar in Pottuvil had been displaced
as far back as 1990, as the Sri Lankan military took control of the
area.
When the locals returned to their land after the end of the armed
conflict in 2009, they found that the Sri Lankan military and Wildlife
Department had forcibly occupied their village.
They have since raised this issue with several Sri Lankan authorities,
including the Divisional Secretariat, officers from the Wildlife
Department, the Eastern Provincial Council and the Prime Minister’s
Office, but their land remains occupied.
The protestors state that projects currently underway by the Wildlife Department are blocking the return to their homes.
Related Articles:
16 August 2018 : Tamil protestors demand Sri Lankan military release land in Amparai
01 August 2018 : Tamil families of the disappeared open campaign office in Amparai
30 August 2018 : Residents protest against Ports Authority in Trinco