Looming humanitarian crisis in Sri Lanka camps

The Interview – with Douglas Keh

On this program Sanjana Hattotuwa talks to Douglas Keh, Country Director, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

The series that gives you insights on Peace and Politics; Business and Development; Society and the Environment; Culture and the Arts.

Featuring diverse views and perspectives; informing people; contributing to the debate on important national issues – The Interview is produced by Young Asia Television.

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Interview with Dayan Jayatilleka

Recorded 31 July 2009, Geneva.

Dayan Jayatilleka was Permanent Representative of Sri Lanka to the United Nations in Geneva from June 2007 to August 2009. This interview was the first he gave after the sudden and unexpected news of the termination of his services in July 2009.

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Crossing Fires – Stepping Out

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Crossing Fires – Loss and Gain

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Crossing Fires – A Place called home

A Place called home –
Almost all of Sri Lanka’s displaced people left or were forced to leave their homes at times of heightened activity between Sri Lankan military and LTTE troops. In addition to assaults against each other’s infra structure and personnel, combatants on both sides also engaged in deliberate, large-scale massacres of civilians.

Among those who experienced the heaviest toll in a bloody cycle of attacks and counterattacks were the residents of four villages in the Polonnaruwa District, in north-central Sri Lanka. In October 1992, over 300 people, most of them Muslim civilians, were shot and hacked to death at dawn, by attackers whom witnesses identified as LTTE cadre.

Palliyagodelle was one of the villages where 84 families lost their men. 23 widows eventually moved to a neighboring village – Sungawila.

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Bumuthurunu Blog Letter 25/5/2009

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