LTTE 'forcibly recruited' UN staff and Children

by sathyajith | February 16, 2009 at 08:18 am
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Tamil Tigers are well known for kidnaping and for Forced recruiment, alsso using Children as child soldiers. there for they are fobidden in many countries arround the World. Now they are forcing civilians to carry weapons and fight aginst SLDF which is much superior to them and getting killed in vain. The IC must do everything to rescue these civilians.

Now Un will not be able to conduct Civilian relief actions in -tamil Tiger areas couse Tigers has got confused about the statements made by UN

LTTE 'forcibly recruited' UN staff

Puthumatalan hospital on Monday 16 February
UN says civilians in Vanni, many of whom are not allowed to leave by the LTTE, are facing a serious shortage of food and medicine


The United Nations in Sri Lanka has accused the Tamil Tigers of forcibly recruiting one of its staff members.

It is among many incidents of LTTE forcibly recruiting civilians and children as young as 14, the UN said in a statement.

"The LTTE continues to actively prevent people leaving, and reports indicate that a growing number of people trying to leave have been shot and sometimes killed," the statement added.

It said fifteen members of the UN staff and 75 of their dependents including children and women are among those prevented leaving by the LTTE.

And the big Q is why do they come with this kind of accusations now? after their own workers get cought?

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sathyajith

And further more:


Tamil Tigers 'target civilians'

Tamil Tigers 'target civilians'

Sri Lankan civilians Many Sri Lankan civilians have been fleeing the conflict zone

The United Nations says it has received reports that Tamil Tiger rebels are actively preventing civilians from leaving Sri Lanka's war zone.

It says a growing number of those trying to leave have been shot at and some have been killed.


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chanaka

Good and great work.

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Hiranya Malwatta

Excellent reporting Sathyajith.

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