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THE UNDERTONES OF THE SRI LANKAN CONFLICT.
Contemporary Review
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October 1, 2000|
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SRI LANKA, 'Ceylon' during the days of the British Raj, has been in the grips of a civil war where the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), acknowledged as one of the world's most ruthless guerrilla groups, has been battling with the Sinhalese-dominated government over the last 17 years in order to form a break-away state ('Tamil Eelam') comprising the island's northern and eastern provinces as homeland for its Tamil inhabitants. In this country, 65,610 sq km in size, the Sinhalese constitute about 74 per cent of the total population of 18 1/2 million and Tamils constitute ...
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Tigerland: Tamil rebels ready to talk. (Sri Lanka).(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: New Internationalist
; ...the Liberation Tigers for Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and the Sinhalesedominated government of Sri Lanka will attempt to work out a peace settlement. Sri Lanka is an island with a population...in the southern parts of Sri Lanka in late 2001 gave them the...
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How to end a movement.(Editorials)(Sri Lanka's Tamil Tigers squandered support)(Editorial)
Newspaper article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
; ...the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam looked like a potentially...controlled government of Sri Lanka. They had a natural base of...resources were squandered. Sri Lanka's civil war came to an apparent...control of a portion of northern Sri Lanka and established what ...
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Peace zone proposed.(WORLD BRIEFS)(violence in Mannar in Sri Lanka)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: National Catholic Reporter
; COLOMBO, Sri Lanka -- Bishop Rayappu Joseph of Mannar says he has asked Sri Lanka's president to declare his diocese a zone...similar request to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, who began an armed revolt in 1983. A...
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Specialty teas from Sri Lanka.
Magazine article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
; Specialty teas from Sri Lanka The story of Sri Lanka tea began in the year 1867 when a young Scotsman from the...extent of 21 acres at Loolecondera in the Central hills of Sri Lanka. Six years later in 1873, the first consignment of 23 pounds...
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Soldier girl? Not every Tamil teen wants to be a tiger: "Sundari," a sixteen-year-old girl in northern Sri Lanka, doesn't wish to fight her country's war, though she was trained to do so at age eleven. The saddest tragedy is that using her real name in a call for peace could get her killed.(Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam)
Magazine article from: The Humanist
; ...because the civil war in Sri Lanka isn't being waged exclusively...the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) against the Sinhalese...has in Indonesia). But in Sri Lanka's turbulent north and east...children's home in northern Sri Lanka. She wants to be a teacher...In ...
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Learning politics from Sivaram; the life and death of a revolutionary Tamil journalist in Sri Lanka.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; ...the life and death of a revolutionary Tamil journalist in Sri Lanka. Whitaker, Mark P. Pluto Press 2007 251 pages $28.95 Paperback...Sivaram Dharmeratnam (1959-2005) was a longtime activist with Sri Lanka's People's Liberation Organization of Tamil Eelam (PLOTE) and a former General ...
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In Sri Lanka, tea exporters hopeful with 26-year-old civil war finally over: Asia's longest-running ethnic conflict has finally come to an end, but up here in the Hill Country of Nuwara Eliya--only 200 miles due south of the last major battle--you would have hardly known a war was going on at all.(Sri Lankan Tea)
Magazine article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
; ...reporter has been graciously hosted by the Sri Lanka Tea Board, a fireplace has been burning...for 25 years, says Rodrigo, 43. One of Sri Lanka's largest tea producers, Pedro Estate...is one of 20 plantation companies in Sri Lanka. Kelani Valley Plantations alone oversees...
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Tea and sympathy: the political agreement between Sri Lanka's government and the Tamil separatist movement last year ended two decades of bitter civil war. The peace accord has held so far, and certain areas of the economy are starting to feel the benefits, writes Shanthikumar Sadanandan--but there is a long way to go.(Sri Lanka)
Magazine article from: Financial Management (UK)
; ...fans planning to visit Sri Lanka in November this year for...certainly is looking bright in Sri Lanka, with arrivals this year...market. The Central Bank of Sri Lanka announced that during the...the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). The rebel group...and the ...
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Picking leaves of innovation: how do you sustain the viability of an age-old trade in the face of a quickly changing modern world? Ask Sri Lanka's tea traders, they are used to change.
Magazine article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
; ...independence from the British in 1948, Sri Lanka, then known as Ceylon (hence, Ceylon...place of continual change. Specifically, Sri Lanka's tea industry has weathered not only...changing social and political tides, Sri Lanka's solution to its current task of sustaining...
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India loses tea production lead to tiny Sri Lanka.(Industry Overview)
Magazine article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
; Tiny Sri Lanka has overtaken India, its giant neighbor...estimates prepared by a number of experts, Sri Lanka produced some 240,000 tons of tea in...steadily rise. Ratnasiri Wickremanayake, Sri Lanka's Minister for Agriculture, is a determined...
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