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Sri Lanka
Judges grant last-minute reprieve to Sri Lankan deportees (R)
World / Sri Lanka Last-minute reprieve for Sri Lankan deportees 31 May 2012 Jonathan Miller

Scores of Sri Lankans, due to have been deported from the UK on a government charter flight on Thursday afternoon, have had their removal orders overturned by high court judges.

Channel 4 Blog
Sri Lanka continues to threaten and bully journalists 23 March 2012

There have been repeated reports of intimidation and harassment of exiled Sri Lankan journalists by Sri Lankan diplomats around the world.

UN Human Rights Council backs resolution urging Sri Lankan accountability (Reuters)
World / Sri Lanka UN Human Rights Council urges Sri Lankan accountability 22 March 2012 Jonathan Miller

The United Nations Human Rights Council has backed a resolution urging the Sri Lankan government to prosecute commanders guilty of misconduct during its civil war against Tamil insurgents.

Channel 4 film sparks Sri Lankan parliament debate
World / Sri Lanka Sri Lanka film sparks Indian parliament debate 13 March 2012 Channel 4 News

India's parliament erupted in uproar today when opposition MPs challenged the government's reluctance to confront Sri Lanka over allegations of war crimes, brought to light by a Channel 4 film.

Sri Lanka - Getty
World / Sri Lanka UK 'to deport 100 Tamils' as Sri Lanka fights UN resolution 28 February 2012 Channel 4 News

A plane chartered by the British government is to deport about 100 Tamil asylum seekers to Sri Lanka, according to a human rights charity.

RTS television awards hat-trick for Channel 4 News.
World RTS television awards hat-trick for Channel 4 News 23 February 2012 Channel 4 News

Channel 4 News scoops three awards from the Royal Television Society, including recognition for the documentary Sri Lanka's Killing Fields made by ITN Productions.

Sri Lankan civilians 'weren't targeted' says report (Reuters)
World / Sri Lanka Sri Lankan civilians 'not targeted', says report 16 December 2011 Channel 4 News

A government-appointed panel finds the Sri Lankan military did not target civilians in the last stages of the civil war, but admits for the first time a "considerable" number were killed in crossfire.

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