News: Washington Post

03/08/2011 | Washington Post
Canada orders a Tamil migrant to be deported because of his past with the Tamil Tigers rebels
02/23/2011 | Associated Press, Washington Post
Ashes of Sri Lankan rebel leader's mother desecrated hours after cremation
01/13/2011 | Associated Press, Washington Post
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka -- Sri Lanka is hospitalizing pregnant women and young children to shield them from waterborne diseases in districts where floods have brought sewage into the streets, a health official said Thursday.
disease, floods
01/06/2011 | Washington Post
Ethnic Tamil lawmakers say mystery killings, rape resurface in Sri Lanka's former war zone
11/22/2010 | Washington Post
Jordan recruitment agency says Sri Lankan deliberately swallowed nails
08/09/2010 | Amnesty International, Washington Post
The Aug. 4 news story "U.S. monitoring Sri Lankans aiming for North America, asylum" quoted a former Pentagon official who advocated summarily sending approximately 200 Sri Lankan Tamil asylum-seekers, now on a boat heading toward North America, back to Sri Lanka. This is a dangerous, ill-considered position. (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)
08/04/2010 | Washington Post
An estimated 200 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka, including some believed to be members of a group the United States has labeled a terrorist organization, are aboard a ship in the Pacific Ocean heading toward North America, according to U.S. government officials and other sources.
02/19/2010 | Washington Post
Sri Lanka's opposition coalition said Friday it has split after its defeated presidential candidate was detained on allegations of sedition, further strengthening President Mahinda Rajapaksa ahead of April 8 parliamentary polls.
opposition, UNP