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Yeezus

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    දවස් කිහිපයකට කලින් International Human Rights එකේ ලොක්කෙක් ආවා ලංකවට
    ඊටපස්සෙ දැන් මේක

    අනේ මන්ද බන් මේව ඉබේම සිද්ද වෙන දේවල්ද කියල
    එළියකන්ද, බටලන්ද, සූරියවැව කෝ මේවට යුක්තිය
     

    clumsyhulk

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    Mokadda me seen eka?
    The Chemmani mass grave refers to a site in northern Sri Lanka, near the town of Jaffna, where mass graves containing the remains of Tamil civilians were discovered in the late 1990s. These graves are linked to alleged war crimes and extrajudicial killings during the Sri Lankan Civil War, particularly during the period when the Sri Lankan Army retook the Jaffna Peninsula from the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in 1995–1996.




    🔍 Key Facts about the Chemmani Mass Grave:​


    📍 Location:​


    • Chemmani, a village near Ariyalai, close to Jaffna, in northern Sri Lanka.

    🕯️ Background:​


    • In 1995, the Sri Lankan Army launched Operation Riviresa and recaptured Jaffna from the LTTE.
    • After this operation, dozens of Tamil civilians and suspected LTTE sympathizers disappeared.
    • Allegations emerged that some of these people were tortured and executed by Sri Lankan security forces.

    🧾 The Whistleblower:​


    • In 1998, a Sri Lankan soldier, Lance Corporal Somaratne Rajapakse, who was convicted of rape and murder in a separate case, claimed that over 300 bodies were buried in Chemmani.
    • He stated that he and other soldiers buried the bodies of civilians killed by the military.

    ⚰️ Discovery of Graves:​


    • Under international pressure, the Sri Lankan government began an investigation in 1999.
    • 15 bodies were exhumed from the Chemmani site during official investigations.
    • Some remains showed signs of blindfolding, bound limbs, and gunshot wounds, suggesting possible executions.

    🌐 International and Human Rights Response:​


    • The discovery drew international condemnation.
    • Amnesty International, UN experts, and other human rights organizations demanded full accountability and a transparent investigation.
    • Critics claimed the investigation was superficial, and that many more bodies were left undiscovered or evidence was removed.

    ⚖️ Legal and Political Outcomes:​


    • Despite initial momentum, the case stalled, and no significant prosecutions took place related to the Chemmani site.
    • The incident became symbolic of impunity and lack of accountability for wartime atrocities in Sri Lanka.



    🧠 Historical Importance:​


    • The Chemmani mass grave is one of several alleged mass graves in Sri Lanka, including others in Mirusuvil, Kilinochchi, Matale, and Mannaar.
    • It highlights the human rights abuses that occurred during the civil war and the ongoing demand for transitional justice for victims.
     

    Gwynbleidd

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    The Chemmani mass grave refers to a site in northern Sri Lanka, near the town of Jaffna, where mass graves containing the remains of Tamil civilians were discovered in the late 1990s. These graves are linked to alleged war crimes and extrajudicial killings during the Sri Lankan Civil War, particularly during the period when the Sri Lankan Army retook the Jaffna Peninsula from the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in 1995–1996.




    🔍 Key Facts about the Chemmani Mass Grave:​


    📍 Location:​


    • Chemmani, a village near Ariyalai, close to Jaffna, in northern Sri Lanka.

    🕯️ Background:​


    • In 1995, the Sri Lankan Army launched Operation Riviresa and recaptured Jaffna from the LTTE.
    • After this operation, dozens of Tamil civilians and suspected LTTE sympathizers disappeared.
    • Allegations emerged that some of these people were tortured and executed by Sri Lankan security forces.

    🧾 The Whistleblower:​


    • In 1998, a Sri Lankan soldier, Lance Corporal Somaratne Rajapakse, who was convicted of rape and murder in a separate case, claimed that over 300 bodies were buried in Chemmani.
    • He stated that he and other soldiers buried the bodies of civilians killed by the military.

    ⚰️ Discovery of Graves:​


    • Under international pressure, the Sri Lankan government began an investigation in 1999.
    • 15 bodies were exhumed from the Chemmani site during official investigations.
    • Some remains showed signs of blindfolding, bound limbs, and gunshot wounds, suggesting possible executions.

    🌐 International and Human Rights Response:​


    • The discovery drew international condemnation.
    • Amnesty International, UN experts, and other human rights organizations demanded full accountability and a transparent investigation.
    • Critics claimed the investigation was superficial, and that many more bodies were left undiscovered or evidence was removed.

    ⚖️ Legal and Political Outcomes:​


    • Despite initial momentum, the case stalled, and no significant prosecutions took place related to the Chemmani site.
    • The incident became symbolic of impunity and lack of accountability for wartime atrocities in Sri Lanka.



    🧠 Historical Importance:​


    • The Chemmani mass grave is one of several alleged mass graves in Sri Lanka, including others in Mirusuvil, Kilinochchi, Matale, and Mannaar.
    • It highlights the human rights abuses that occurred during the civil war and the ongoing demand for transitional justice for victims.

    යුධ හමුදාවෙන් මරපු දෙමලු සෙට් එකක් 😐
    Ahhh..

    කොටියෝ මරපු දේමලුත් ඇති ඕකේ එහෙනන්. හොයන්න බෑ නේ.
     

    tharakaf

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    මට තේරෙන්නෙ නෑ බන් ඔය හුත්ත අතෑරලා දාන්න බැරි ඇයි කියලා. ඕවා හොයනාවානම් ජෙප්පො මරපුවා, ආන්ඩුවෙන් මරපුවා, LTTE උන් මරපුවා ඔක්කොම හොයන්න ඕනා.

    හැම තිස්සෙම දෙමලුන්ගෙ හුත්ටවල් තමා අපේ උන් ගිහින් හාරන්නෙ.

    සමහරවිට ඩයස්පෝරා උන්ගෙ refugee status එකට ඕක ඕන ඇති
     

    emoji diaries

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    දවස් කිහිපයකට කලින් International Human Rights එකේ ලොක්කෙක් ආවා ලංකවට
    ඊටපස්සෙ දැන් මේක

    අනේ මන්ද බන් මේව ඉබේම සිද්ද වෙන දේවල්ද කියල
    එළියකන්ද, බටලන්ද, සූරියවැව කෝ මේවට යුක්තිය
    මේක හමුදාවෙ එකෙක්මයි බං කිව්වේ 90 ගනන් වල අග වගේ. ඒකාලෙත් හැරුවා.

    මිනිවලවලවල් කියන්⁣නෙ ඉතින් උතු⁣රෙත් දකුනෙත් දේශපාලන ගුන්ඩු. කාලයත් එක්ක කවදාවත් නඩුවකින් යුක්තියක් ඉටු කරන්නත් බැ. එකපාර රජය සමාව අරගෙන නිවේදනයක් දාලා, අතුරුදන් උන හැමෝටම මරණ සහතික දිලා වන්දියකුත් දිලා දැම්මත් කමක් නැ. මේ පරම්පරාවෙන් හරි විකිනිල්ල නවතිනේ.
     

    sarika406

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    දවස් කිහිපයකට කලින් International Human Rights එකේ ලොක්කෙක් ආවා ලංකවට
    ඊටපස්සෙ දැන් මේක

    අනේ මන්ද බන් මේව ඉබේම සිද්ද වෙන දේවල්ද කියල
    එළියකන්ද, බටලන්ද, සූරියවැව කෝ මේවට යුක්තිය

    White House wants deep cut in US funding for war crimes investigations, sources say​

    https://www.reuters.com/legal/gover...ccountability-funding-sources-say-2025-06-26/