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Amal Jayasinghe
Sri Lanka blocks social media after anti-Muslim riots
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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13 May 2019
Christian groups attacked Muslim-owned shops in the northwestern town of Chilaw on Sunday in anger at a Facebook post by a shopkeeper, police said
Sri Lanka attack mastermind used chatrooms to sway suicide bombers
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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4 May 2019
Investigators believe the group also used social media private messenges to keep in touch without being noticed by the authorities
Sri Lanka mass cancelled over ‘specific attack threat’
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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2 May 2019
The Church had planned to resume Sunday public services for the first time since the Easter Sunday attacks that killed 257 people
Sri Lanka Catholics to resume mass two weeks after attacks
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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30 Apr 2019
All public services by Sri Lanka's Christian minority were cancelled after the April 21 suicide attacks
Probe shows Sri Lanka attacks ‘retaliation for Christchurch’ — government
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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Peter Hutchison
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23 Apr 2019
The revelation came as the death toll in the Easter Sunday bomb attacks on churches and high-end hotels rose to 321
Sri Lanka reinstates ousted prime minister: official
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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16 Dec 2018
The 69-year-old leader was sworn in by President Maithripala Sirisena, who sacked him on October 26
Maldives president welcomes coup probe
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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13 Feb 2012
New Maldives president Mohamed Waheed has welcomed a Commonwealth mission to investigate the ousting of his predecessor after overnight clashes.
Floods leave a million Sri Lankans homeless
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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13 Jan 2011
Flooding in Sri Lanka has forced more than a million people out of their homes, the government said on Thursday.
Sri Lanka in military purge after coup fears
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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1 Feb 2010
Sri Lanka's president on Monday sacked a dozen senior military officers whom the Defence Ministry said were a "direct threat to national security".
Sri Lanka president wins re-election
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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27 Jan 2010
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse won a bruising re-election battle on Wednesday that left his main rival in apparent fear of assassination.
Tamil Tigers leader shot dead, says military
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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18 May 2009
The leader of Sri Lanka's Tamil Tigers, Velupillai Prabhakaran, was shot dead on Monday while trying to flee advancing troops, defence officials said.
Fighting resumes in Sri Lanka after brief ceasefire
Article
Amal Jayasinghe
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15 Apr 2009
Sri Lankan security forces resumed their offensive against Tamil Tiger rebels in the north of the island on Wednesday following a brief ceasefire.
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