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Humanatarian aid worker on hunger strike. Waiting for Obama
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by senthil5000 | May 22, 2009 at 05:12 pm
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Update 28-May-2009: The hunger strike continues for the 11th day. Still waiting for Obama
Update 25-May-2009 : The hunger strike continues for the 8th day. Still waiting for Obama..
Tim Martin, a former humanatarian aid worker is on hunger strike for the fourth day, outside the US embassy in London, hoping president Obama will intervene in the humanatarian situation in Sri Lanka.
Tim Martin requesting president Obama to call for UN monitor in Sri Lanka, give access to independent medias and aid workers and help the thousands of tamils kept in barbed wired IDP camps.
Will Obama give the hope ??
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