Sri Lanka blocks TamilNet

[dunits]

ade machan meka dannwada danne nae athe gahanwa kiyane mokada kiyala wath

mu dannawa ethi mokada mu dekala ethi muge ammage customers la gahanawa

 

[rapa]

ubalta puluwan eka deyak: athe gahanna. mama hithane ubalata ekath ba, eke wennathi mala panala atthe. ubala okkoma ponsiyo set ekak neda?

api uba wage oka hema thissema eliyata dagena inne nee
oniwelawata witharai elaita ganne
waren pennanna ponnoyoda kiyala

 

[nAPs2JAAN]

ithin uba eka ne mechara wela kara kara hitiye eka post ekak dala 10 mins wath yannwa ne anith eka danna e kiyane uba athe gaga ne inne kage diha balagena da praba diha da

 

[kumarasiri]

Ane yako.....
tho wage ballo nisaa thamaa ratata hena gahanne......
Tho danna magula.... Aapu thanatama palako.... Prabhage redda assata....

 

[nAPs2JAAN]

api uba wage oka hema thissema eliyata dagena inne nee
oniwelawata witharai elaita ganne
waren pennanna ponnoyoda kiyala

heheheheehe unta hama welema eliye dagena inna ekakwath na ban

 

[rapa]

heheheheehe unta hama welema eliye dagena inna ekakwath na ban

mama kiwwe machan issaraha genata wada uge pass genai
wholesale dagenane inne
den oka polkombe wage wela athi hemotama deela

 

[nAPs2JAAN]

KARI KOTIYO B4 I FUK U LEAVE

 

[nAPs2JAAN]

mama kiwwe machan issaraha genata wada uge pass genai
wholesale dagenane inne
den oka polkombe wage wela athi hemotama deela

 

[x-pert]

Tamil net eke updates api dennam... nadda neon... Apita block nahane..

Habai boru mokatada bung...

ElaKiri wadak habai karala thiyanne...




ko me po** koti patiya....

 

[MCLINER]

itz gud if dey can blok permanantly

 

[tckrockz]

itz gud if dey can blok permanantly

block karana onna nae ban kelinma hack ekak dala damma nam hari nee

 

[chabu]

ubalta puluwan eka deyak: athe gahanna. mama hithane ubalata ekath ba, eke wennathi mala panala atthe. ubala okkoma ponsiyo set ekak neda?

Ei Kari Kolla Ubata Nam Mava Matahaka Nathuva Athi. Ube Ammagen Ahapan Eye Ra Kath ekkada Nida Kiyala. Ethakota Amma Ubata Kiyai

 

[bandula]

Sri Lanka seeks hackers to down pro-Tiger website

COLOMBO (AFP) - Sri Lanka's government said it would like to hire hackers to dismantle a pro-Tamil Tiger website, as media groups said access to the site was already blocked.

Tamilnet.com has been blocked for several days on the "advice" of the government, local rights group the Free Media Movement (FMM) said. A Sri Lanka Telecom official confirmed the site was being filtered.

When asked about the decision, the government's spokesman insisted he was unaware of the measure -- but said authorities should expand their arsenal in the long-running ethnic conflict.

"I do not know, but I would love to hire some hackers," Keheliya Rambukwella said, while adding that he had no access to people who could do the job.

London-based Tamilnet.com, which publishes news and opinion about the ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka, confirmed its site was blocked by Sri Lanka Telecom -- the war-torn country's main Internet service provider.

"The de facto climate of self-censorship that has already plagued local media in Sri Lanka has now culminated in mischievous infringement into the freedom of global media," Tamilnet.com said.

The government owns just under 50 percent of Sri Lanka Telecom, which is run by NTT of Japan.

The Sri Lanka-based FMM said it was "deeply disturbed" over what it said was yet another attack on media freedom.

"This is a significant turn in the erosion of media freedom in Sri Lanka and clearly demonstrates the extent to which media is censored," the media group said in a statement.

Some Internet service providers, who have their main offices abroad, still allow access to the website, which is an influential source of Tamil views on the island's separatist conflict that has claimed more than 60,000 lives in 35 years.

The censorship move also coincides with a visit to Sri Lanka by a group of international media rights activists investigating widespread reports of increased attacks on and intimidation of the local media.

 

[icreations]

Supper Work!! Let's hope it'll be 4 ever & may Spread to the whole World wide web

POWER Of Sri Lanka!!! Go!

 

[nAPs2JAAN]

pala hutto yanna, tho vanachara sinhala balla thota lagidima puke arinava kavuruhari. tho kari ballla.

**************************************
thota kiwwa kiyala kita ganin

 

[nAPs2JAAN]

POWER OF PARA SINHALA BALLO that's how you should put it.

UBA LAGE ***************************

 

[GNS]

Hoorah!

Eelamata Kelawewa...

 

[chabu]

pala hutto yanna, tho vanachara sinhala balla thota lagidima puke arinava kavuruhari. tho kari ballla.

Aha Puka Vikunan Kana Eka Ayeth Avada Hodai Apu eka. Ammata Kiyapan Hamotama Denna Epa Kiyala. Ethin Uba Hadanne Puke Araganna Thama Ethin

 

[GNS]

COLOMBO (AFP) - Sri Lanka's government said it would like to hire hackers to dismantle a pro-Tamil Tiger website, as media groups said access to the site was already blocked.

Tamilnet.com has been blocked for several days on the "advice" of the government, local rights group the Free Media Movement (FMM) said. A Sri Lanka Telecom official confirmed the site was being filtered.

When asked about the decision, the government's spokesman insisted he was unaware of the measure -- but said authorities should expand their arsenal in the long-running ethnic conflict.

"I do not know, but I would love to hire some hackers," Keheliya Rambukwella said, while adding that he had no access to people who could do the job.

London-based Tamilnet.com, which publishes news and opinion about the ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka, confirmed its site was blocked by Sri Lanka Telecom -- the war-torn country's main Internet service provider.

"The de facto climate of self-censorship that has already plagued local media in Sri Lanka has now culminated in mischievous infringement into the freedom of global media," Tamilnet.com said.

The government owns just under 50 percent of Sri Lanka Telecom, which is run by NTT of Japan.

The Sri Lanka-based FMM said it was "deeply disturbed" over what it said was yet another attack on media freedom.

"This is a significant turn in the erosion of media freedom in Sri Lanka and clearly demonstrates the extent to which media is censored," the media group said in a statement.

Some Internet service providers, who have their main offices abroad, still allow access to the website, which is an influential source of Tamil views on the island's separatist conflict that has claimed more than 60,000 lives in 35 years.

The censorship move also coincides with a visit to Sri Lanka by a group of international media rights activists investigating widespread reports of increased attacks on and intimidation of the local media.

Wonderful...

 

[funnyguy]

I think this is probably a temporary DNS issue rather than a block.. if it was they would have blocked the server IP which would knock off all access to the site no matter the domain name.

And there are things called server sides proxy's. I'd think Sri Lankan's a smart enough to understand that unless you block the entire internet you can't block a site it takes like 30 sec's of PHP scripting to make a server side proxy