Rusted firearm and ammunition recovered in Jaffna

A rusted R-56 firearm and ammunition were recovered by police in Gurunagar, Jaffna, after local fishermen discovered them beneath an abandoned boat near a fishing dock
Al-Shabab fighters attack strategic Somalia town

Somali Armed Forces standing

Al-Shabab fighters are claiming to have seized control of Adan Yabaal, a town in central Somalia, on Wednesday. 

Adan Yabaal is situated about 220 kilometres north of Mogadishu and serves as the logistical hub for government forces.

Raids were launched by al-Shabab fighters before dawn on Wednesday, forcing the army to retreat after fierce battles, according to a security officer quoted by the Anadolu news agency. 

Another shooting added to Sri Lanka’s growing gun violence epidemic

Gampaha bus stand

A brazen shooting incident was reported near the Gampaha public bus stand on Wednesday, as two unidentified assailants on a motorcycle opened fire at a moving lorry in broad daylight before fleeing the scene.

Sinhala colonisation in disguise: TNPF condemns lower Malwathu Oya project
Kajendran slams Adaikalanathan for backing Sinhala colonisation, calls for Tamil self-rule to resist state oppression
Doubts raised over Sri Lanka’s commitment to replace PTA
Whilst Sri Lanka has appointed a new committee to consider replacing the PTA, the continued use of the legislation raises concerns.
Valikamam East land released after 28-year Sri Lankan military occupation
After 28 years of military control, Achchuveli Cooperative Society regains its headquarters and land intended for traditional medicine.
A road still under siege: Sri Lankan Army allows limited access to Palaly route
Palaly Road reopens after 35 years under tight military control, highlighting continued restrictions despite public pressure
A New Year, A Renewed Commitment: Standing with the Tamil Community - Uma Kumaran MP

As we mark Tamil New Year - I want to send my warmest wishes to Tamil families here in Britain and around the world – Iniya Puthandu Vazthukal!

It’s a time for new beginnings, reflection, and hope. And for me, it’s also a moment to renew my commitment to advocating for the Tamil community across the UK.

Tamil driver dragged by Sri Lankan police for requesting fine in Tamil
A Tamil driver in Vavuniya was forcefully detained by traffic police after requesting a fine notice in Tamil, sparking outrage over language rights and police misconduct
Sri Lankan PM's security detail violate Hindu temple's rules

Sri Lankan Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya’s security detail violated regulations of the Maviddapuram Kandaswamy Hindu temple during her visit on Friday, 11 April. This occurred during the temple’s first Kumbabishekam (inauguration) pooja as some of her aides and Sri Lankan military personnel in combat gear entered the temple's hallowed precincts - it is mandatory for all males to remove upper body garments and for everyone to go barefoot.

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