Surrendering and Disappearing: Where are they now?
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From: Perampalam Kanapathippillai <kan...@gmail.com>
Date: 6 May 2012 07:39
Subject: {நாம் தமிழர் பேரியக்கம்} Surrendering and Disappearing: Where are they now?
To: Thamilar <naamt...@googlegroups.com>
1)Surrendering and Disappearing: Where are they now?
groundviews
5 May, 2012 Jayashika Padmasiri
“Disappearance is far worse than death, because when a person dies, when I know that, so and so is dead, the story ends and somehow or other we close the chapter. But when a person has disappeared, it is an eternal suffering.”
(A.Santhipali, before the LLRC at Jaffna on 12th November 2010)
In the controversial Commission of Inquiry on Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation, 53 LTTE cadres who surrendered during the final days of the war in May 2009 are alleged to have been disappeared and are reported to be under the category of ‘missing’. What happened to these 53 people? Their relatives and close kith and kin say that they were last seen and heard surrendering to the Sri Lankan Army.
2) Indian Parliamentary Delegation: How long should Thamils wait for justice, dignity, equality and self-respect?
Courtesy: TamilCanadian
Published on: May 05, 2012 3:06:05 GMT
By: Veluppillai Thangavelu
Based on past experience sceptics are asking whether the talks between India and Sri Lanka has become a mere ritual. Also the question how far India is prepared to deliver on its promise to ensure "the legitimate needs of Thamil people for equality, dignity, justice and self-respect in Sri Lanka?"
To read more: http://www.thetamilelders.org/
அரசியலில் அக்கறையில்லாத பொதுமக்கள் மோசமான மக்களாட்சி ஏற்பட காரணமாகின்றனர்.
Regards,