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Workers and students struggles have started pushing the government to the wall - Bahu tells Vatamesaya in Lankadeepa While international pressure is developing on one side, on the other side workers and students struggles have started pushing the government to the wall. |
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Release Tissa and all political prisoners now! The Peoples Movement for Freedom and Democracy (PMFD) launched a campaign calling to release all political prisoners who are in detention along with JS Tissainayagam who has been sent to prison for twenty years. Demanding the lifting of the Emergency Regulations and the abolishment of the Prevention of Terrorism Act, PMFD leaders who campaigned in Colombo on the 1st of November collected funds from the public for a public seminar on these issues on the 12th of November. |
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Correction Sent to Sri Lanka Guardian Editor NSSP general secretary comrade Vickramabahu Karunaratne has sent the following correction to Srilanka Guardian editor on an interview published earlier. The interview with me contains many mistakes. I said while the LTTE is not a socialist movement it is a committed national liberation movement. the war against the LTTE became a genocidal war against the Tamil people and it was never a solution. When war was declared LTTE gave a document for an interim government appointed by the government as a step towards a united solution. The government did not bother to translate the document to Sinhala and disregarded LTTE attempt. in this manner Lankan governments failed to come to a just solution. I accepted LTTE made mistakes as any capitalist organization. But it is a committed national liberation movement in spite of using terror as a method. |
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Bahu warns that Northern elections will be under martial law |
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(24 June 2011) Nava Sama Samaja Party (NSSP) General Secretary said that the attack on Tamil National Alliance (TNA) parliamentarians in Jaffna shows that the local government elections in the north of Sri Lanka will be held under military rule. In a protest held in Colombo against the attack on a TNA gathering in Tellipalai on the 16th of June, Comrade Vickramabahu Karunaratne accused that the Sri Lankan military launched this attack with a political directive from the top. Comrade Vickramabahu who called for the immediate removal of emergency laws that paves the way for a military rule in Tamil Homeland said that there are sections of the government who are opposed to any Tamil political resurgence. |