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Featured Article: Hypocrisy of the West Exposed - Press Release
Press Release of Canadian Movement For Peace With Justice in Sri Lanka.

"How does the international community that has so far turned a Nelsonian eye to the military repression of democratic protests against inhuman occupation propose to view the cold killing of this democratically elected leader?”
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Featured Article: An Eternal Political Stalemate

The political situation in SL seems grim and stalemated. Can Mr Rajapakse last politically without J.V.P & J.H.U support? What are the J.V.P & J.H.U planning to do - cut his throat if he does not stick by his totally unacceptable election pledges? Does he, in the interest of survival, intend to stick by those pledges?

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Featured Article: Sri Lanka’s Will to War

As the year draws to an end, no amount of peace rhetoric can disguise a powerful atmosphere of doom and gloom engulfing the Tamil Homeland. Not a single one of the nine districts have been spared of arbitrary killings, abductions and unfair imprisonment. Everywhere it seems, grenades are exploding, soldiers are opening indiscriminate fire and scores are being killed in what increasingly looks like a return to all out civil war.

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World: Centre urged not to extend military aid to Sri Lanka
Supporters of Sri Lankan Tamils, including two constituents of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) at the Centre — the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) and the Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK), on Thursday urged the Manmohan Singh Government not to extend any military assistance to the island Government.

MDMK general secretary Vaiko, PMK founder S. Ramadoss and Dravidar Kazhagam (DK) president K. Veeramani addressed an "Eelam Tamils Protection Meeting" held here. Tamil Nationalist Movement leader P. Nedumaran was also present.
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Featured Article: Too Much Talk

Amid seething tensions between the Tamil population and Sri Lankan security forces, the ceasefire continues to fray in a storm of landmines, grenades and gunfire. There have been clashes at sea and more extra-judicial killings on land.

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Featured Article: Tharshini "Your Honour shall be vindicated. Your dignity shall be restored"

The rape and murder of Tharshini is an inhuman act. 19 year old Tharshini's mutilated and lifeless body was recovered from an abandoned well in Punguduthivu located close to the Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) camp insidethe high security zone which is under the control of the Sri Lanka Armed Forces (SLAF).

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Featured Article: Hypocrisy of the West Exposed
"How does the international community that has so far turned a Nelsonian eye to the military repression of democratic protests against inhuman occupation propose to view the cold killing of this democratically elected leader?”
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World: India urges Sri Lanka talks, sidesteps help request
India said on Wednesday it was concerned about rising violence in southern neighbour Sri Lanka and called for the resumption of peace talks between Colombo and Tamil Tiger rebels blamed for a spate of attacks.New Delhi, however, gave no indication that it would accede to visiting Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse's request for help to revive a flagging peace bid after attacks that have stretched a 2002 ceasefire nearly to breaking point.
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World: US urges immediate end to violence
Deputy Spokesman of U.S. Department of State Adam Ereli on Tuesday called on both sides in the Sri Lankan conflict to embrace peace and work together and said that the United States, as one of the Co-Chairs of the Sri Lanka Donors Group, reiterates the Co-Chairs' message to the LTTE urging an immediate end to violence and encouraging the LTTE to engage positively with the Government of Sri Lanka in peace talks. The US statement comes as the Sri Lankan President Rajapakse left Tuesday to India in his attempt to woo India's support in favour of the Sri Lankan state.

Full text of the statement released in Washington, D.C., on December 27, 2005:
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Featured Article: A media release by the Australasian Federation of Tamil Associations
AUSTRALASIAN FEDERATION OF TAMIL ASSOCIATIONS
P O Box 215, Enfield, NSW 2136
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Media Release:
THE BRUTAL KILLING OF A TAMIL PARLIAMENTARIAN
The Australasian Federation of Tamil Associations (AFTA) is outraged by the wanton murder of Mr. Joseph Pararajasingham, Member for Batticaloa in the Sri Lankan Parliament. We are shocked that the brutal slaying was carried out inside the church in the presence of hundreds of people right in heart of Sri Lankan Army controlled town of Batticaloa where Mr Pararajasingham was attending mass on Christmas day at the St. Mary's Co-Cathedral Church.
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World: Statement by Minister of International Development Erik Solheim, 27 December 2005
Minister of International Development Erik Solheim expressed in a statement today his Government's deep concern about the recent increase in violence in Sri Lanka. "The high level of violence and the tragic loss of life are putting the Ceasefire Agreement at risk and will make it very difficult to secure further progress in the peace process," said Mr Solheim.
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