Human rights commission summons Kilinochchi police over assault allegation

The Human Rights Commission has summoned Kilinochchi police officers for an inquiry following allegations of assault of a government employee from Santhapuram
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
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