Darkness visible: Sri Lanka

Article Abstract:

The peace process between the Tamil Tigers and the Sinhalese-dominated Sri Lankan government is in jeopardy. Although both sides agreed in Jan 1995 to a plan to rebuild the north, little progress has been made. Each side blames the other. The Tigers could misinterpret the government's inefficiency as insincerity.

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Who killed Lalith? Sri Lanka

Article Abstract:

Lalith Athulathmudali, a Sri Lankan opposition leader, was shot by a lone assassin on April 23, 1993. The government claims that the assassination was ordered by the Tamil Tiger guerrillas. The Tigers deny this claim, leading some to believe the government was behind the killing.

Investigations, Crimes against, Assassination, Athulathmudali, Lalith

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Top tiger talks about talks: Sri Lanka

Article Abstract:

Prabhakaran, leader of the separatist Tamil Tigers, is sending signals to the Sri Lankan government that he is willing to abandon armed struggle in favor of a negotiated settlement. The Tigers might settle for autonomy within a federal Sri Lanka.

Biography, Interview, National liberation movements, Tamils, Tamils in Sri Lanka, Prabhakaran, Vellupillai

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