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CONFLICT RESOLUTION:TAMIL EELAM - SRI LANKA
Tracking the Norwegian Conflict Resolution Initiative
Sixth Session of Talks in Japan & Aftermath: 2003` | |
14 March 2003 | LTTE threatens to boycott sixth round of peace talks in Hakone in protest over the Mullaitivu incident but later opts to reconsider the decision when LTTE hierarchy met the visiting Norwegian delegation |
15 March 2003 | LTTE in communications to the governments of Norway and Japan confirmed its participation in peace talks, beginning in Hakone, Japan on March 18 |
16 March 2003 | Anton Balasingham, the man who straddled the divide- 'our man in London' |
17 March 2003 | LTTE Merchant Ship sunk by Sri Lanka Navy - SLMM Determination |
17 March 2003 | The LTTE ship and maritime law
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18 March 2003 | Matters relating to the Ceasefire addressed 1st Day of 6th Round of Peace Talks at Hakone, Japan |
19 March 2003 | Rehabilitation and Human Rights Issues addressed on 2nd Day of Peace Talks |
20 March 2003 | Political Matters Discussed at Length on 3rd Day of Peace Talks |
21 March 2003 | 6th Round of Sri Lankan Peace Talks End With No Progress says Voice of America |
21 March 2003 | Sri Lanka Peace Talks – Agreed Statement on behalf of the Parties at end of 6th Round - Consolidation of Ceasefire Top Priority, Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission to be strengthened |
21 March 2003 | LTTE requests UNF and Norway to obtain President Chandrika Kumaratunga's signature to ceasefire agreement signed between government and LTTE. |
22 March 2003 | Learn from us, LTTE tells US, Iraq
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22 March 2003 | LTTE is talking peace and sinking ships says Sinhala owned Sri Lanka Island |
22 March 2003 | LTTE allegedly attacks Chinese trawler : 17 feared dead |
23 March 2003 | The Yankee Rides Again says Sinhala owned Sri Lanka Sunday Island
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23 March 2003 | Backroom diplomacy that propelled sixth round talks in Hakone reports Sunday Leader
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25 March 2003 | US encouraged by Hakone talks
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30 March 2003 | Tiruchelvam vindicated by Balasingham says D.B.S.Jeyaraj
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31 March 2003 | Letter from LTTE to Sri Lanka Minister of Defence
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3 April 2003 | LTTE not invited for 'support Lanka' meeting in US
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3 April 2003 | Chandrika slams Bush on Iraq, Tigers
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4 April 2003 | Tamil Tigers to study Finnish autonomous region of Aaland see also Aaland Autonomy Act, 1991 |
6 April 2003 | Government and SLMM turn blind eye as secret war rages at sea says Sinhala owned Sri Lanka Sunday Island |
6 April 2003 | |
10 April 2003 | Jayanath Rajepakse in the Sinhala owned Sri Lanka Island on the American Connection
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11 April 2003 | Sri Lankan President, Chandrika Kumaratunga, says LTTE has established a "de facto separate State" in the north of her country reports Brahmin owned Hindu |
12 April 2003 | LTTE to boycott Japan aid conference in June |
17 April 2003 | Five die in Thoppur Tamil- Muslim clashes despite curfew |
17 April 2003 | LTTE accuses Lanka of cheating Tamils ...the Sri Lankan government was "exploiting" the plight of the people in the war-ravaged North Eastern province to "secure international sympathy" and get funds "to better Sinhala prospects". |
20 April 2003 | Soldiers and policemen watch as LTTE mobs rampage through Muslim village |
20 April 2003 | SLMM proposes equal status for Sea Tigers |
20 April 2003 | Pro LTTE analyst warns India planning to intervene and strengthen "anti-peace" lobby headed by President Chandrika Kumaratunha and weaken the LTTE |
21 April 2003 | SLMM Press Release "In areas under the control of the LTTE the LTTE will ensure the security of the Muslim people" |