Whether you walk around Colombo or beautiful suburbs around Sri Lanka you will find the national flag gently fluttering in the wind in almost all the houses, shops and business buildings.
NAMO NAMO MATHA – A STEP TOWARDS A CENTURY
Transformation of Sri Lanka : Healing and Growth with Crafts
History has played a significant role in Sri Lanka. It has a written history of over 2500 years. Archeological evidence says it has had settlements of prehistoric people as far back as 125,000 or more …
Trails of Terror: did you know foreigners were attacked by the LTTE?
A pivotal moment whereby terror attacks started to be employed often by extremists all across the world…
Makkal Padai: The countless Trapped and Mistreated civilians of Sri Lanka by the LTTE
The Innocent were forcibly taken to the frontline to dig bunkers, manufacture deadly weapons, instructed to shoot many soldiers from the government forces, and so on.
Dear Members of the UNHRC: Spare a few minutes to see the real story of Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka has always been a beautiful island which is also known as the land of smiles and warm hospitality, but this was marred with ethnic strife which endured for a staggering three decades and further aggregated a rift in our social fabric.
The forgotten World-class rehabilitation efforts of Sri Lanka an inspiration to the world
Soon after the war, the Sri Lankan Government had recognized to set up strong systems for the persons left out from the battle field to rehabilitate
The Long Land War- The LTTE, Controlled terrains, and lands issues
It’s difficult not to forget the frightening bullet-scarred board that marked the entrance to the north and east town of Sri Lanka while walking. Old photographs are a grim reminder of the turbulence from ethnic and racial differences. The memories are still so vivid for any who witnessed it all.
“Sri Lanka’s Children as Instruments of War by the LTTE”
The only toy they held was the gun, the only playmates they had were the other child soldiers equally frightened and brainwashed into hating people they had never seen or known. What did these Tamil children enjoy?