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March - 4 
Several families of refugees including Sri Lankans have left immigration camps on Nauru (Republic of Nauru) to be resettled in the United States (US), reports Colombo Page on March 4. The group of 29 persons, including eight children, who flew off th
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Several families of refugees including Sri Lankans have left immigration camps on Nauru (Republic of Nauru) to be resettled in the United States (US), reports Colombo Page on March 4. The group of 29 persons, including eight children, who flew off the island nation on March 4, is the fifth cohort to leave Nauru under Australia’s refugee resettlement deal with the US, the Australian Associated Press reported. According to refugee advocates, the group included two Sri Lankan families, one Rohingyan family, one Afghan family and single men from Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Under the deal Australia reached with the previous Obama administration - derided by the now US president, Donald Trump - the US agreed to take up to 1,250 refugees from the offshore detention centers.
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March - 4 
Sri Lanka's Office for Missing Persons (OMP) has come under fire from the Nationalist Party backed by former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, alleging that some of its members have campaigned in favour of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE),
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Sri Lanka's Office for Missing Persons (OMP) has come under fire from the Nationalist Party backed by former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, alleging that some of its members have campaigned in favour of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), reports The New Indian Express on March 4. The OMP aims to bring in reparations to the victims of the nearly three-decade long armed conflict in the country. "This is nothing but a mechanism to try war heroes (soldiers who defeated the LTTE)," Udaya Gammanpila, a leading Joint Opposition supporter said on March 4. He said that President Maithripala Sirisena who pledged not to go ahead with the OMP had buckled under pressure from the West and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR) Zeid Raad Al Hussein. Last week, Sirisena appointed seven members to a special office set up for determining the status of all persons who went "missing" during the decade-long civil war against the LTTE. Under the Chairmanship of Saliya Peiris, a leading legal luminary, the Commissioners comprise of two members from the Tamil minority and a Muslim. "Look at their names, they are all characters from the dubious non-governmental organisations who have never raised their voices against the LTTE terrorism," Sarath Weerasekera, a former legislator said. "Some of them have campaigned for the LTTE against the state," Weerasekera added. The OMP is expected to bring solace to the tens of thousands of relative of the missing due to armed conflicts both in the south and the north of the country. The Government legislator Ajith Mannapperuma rubbished the accusation that OMP would lead to persecuting the members of the military.
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March - 6 
Also, Sri Lanka's Leader of Opposition and the Leader of main Tamil party, Tamil National Alliance (TNA) R. Sampanthan seriously questioned the inaction of law enforcement authorities in response to the recent attacks on Muslim establishments in
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Also, Sri Lanka's Leader of Opposition and the Leader of main Tamil party, Tamil National Alliance (TNA) R. Sampanthan seriously questioned the inaction of law enforcement authorities in response to the recent attacks on Muslim establishments in Ampara in the East and Digana area in the central hills, reports Colombo Page on March 7. Speaking in parliament on the chaotic situation in the Kandy area, the Opposition Leader said all these people who have engaged in these hostile activities seem to have been able to get away without being obstructed by the law enforcement authorities. He said such incidents are clearly unacceptable and is indicative of sense of impunity. "People seem to have the confidence that they can engage in such acts and that the arm of the law would not reach them; that the Rule of Law would not be enforced against them," Sampanthan said. He said it is not sufficient that some actions to be taken after the incident is over. The role of law enforcement authorities is called into serious question, he added.
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Also, the Sri Lankan authorities must respect human rights under the state of emergency that was declared on March 6, Amnesty International said, reports Colombo Page. On March 5, a mob set homes, shops and a mosque belonging to the local Muslim comm
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Also, the Sri Lankan authorities must respect human rights under the state of emergency that was declared on March 6, Amnesty International said, reports Colombo Page. On March 5, a mob set homes, shops and a mosque belonging to the local Muslim community alight in the Digana area of Kandy, in Central Province. This was the second serious incident of violence against a Muslim community in the country over the past week, following a similar attack in the eastern coastal district of Ampara on February 26. "It is important that the authorities take action against mobs who have incited hatred and carried out acts of violence against religious minorities," Biraj Patnaik, Amnesty's South Asia Director, said.
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Maldives Opposition Party’s supporters on March 6 organised a rally in Sri Lanka against the Maldivian Government, urging to release the nine political prisoner and re-instate 12 Member of Parliaments (MPs) with immediate effect, reports Mihaar
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Maldives Opposition Party’s supporters on March 6 organised a rally in Sri Lanka against the Maldivian Government, urging to release the nine political prisoner and re-instate 12 Member of Parliaments (MPs) with immediate effect, reports Mihaaru. Around 100 protesters gathered at front gates of the Maldivian Embassy in Colombo, Sri Lanka, carrying placards, banners and posters in support of the political leaders and other administrative officers arrested during the ongoing State of Emergency (SoE). The protest in Sri Lanka has exposed the weakness and unpopularity of the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP)—the Opposition party in Maldives. These issues are not implemented or resolved by the Embassy. Around 10,000 Maldivians are living in Sri Lanka and merely 100 Maldivians joined the protest. This highlights the unpopularity of MDP, said Maldivian Ambassador to Sri Lanka Mohamed Shareef.
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Meanwhile, the United States (US) on March 6 called on the Government of Sri Lanka to act quickly against the perpetrators of communal violence and end the State of emergency while ensuring human rights, reports Colombo Page. The US Embassy in Colomb
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Meanwhile, the United States (US) on March 6 called on the Government of Sri Lanka to act quickly against the perpetrators of communal violence and end the State of emergency while ensuring human rights, reports Colombo Page. The US Embassy in Colombo in a statement said the Rule of Law, human rights, and equality are essential for peaceful coexistence. "It is important that the Government of Sri Lanka act quickly against perpetrators of sectarian violence, protect religious minorities and their places of worship, and conclude the State of Emergency swiftly, while protecting human rights and basic freedoms for all."
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March - 6 
Meanwhile, three special police teams each comprising three DIGs (Deputy Inspector Generals) and three SPs had dispatched to the Kandy area on the instruction of Inspector General of Police (IGP) Pujith Jayasundara, Police said.
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Meanwhile, three special police teams each comprising three DIGs (Deputy Inspector Generals) and three SPs had dispatched to the Kandy area on the instruction of Inspector General of Police (IGP) Pujith Jayasundara, Police said.
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Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena on March 6 declared an island wide state of emergency for a period of week after communal clashes between majority Buddhists and members of the minority Muslim community in the central hills escalated, report
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Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena on March 6 declared an island wide state of emergency for a period of week after communal clashes between majority Buddhists and members of the minority Muslim community in the central hills escalated, reports Colombo Page. On March 6 afternoon, acting in terms of section 2 of the Public Security Ordinance, President Maithripala Sirisena promulgated a state of emergency for a limited period of one week by bringing into force section 2 of the Public Security Ordinance. According to official statement, this state of emergency has been declared due to the following reasons: (1) Violent and criminal activities, which have taken place in certain parts of the country during the past two weeks, (2) Loss of lives and damage to property owing to those activities, (3) Tensions and discord among ethnic and religious groups arising from those criminal activities, (4) Attacks on religious places, property, transport facilities and damages caused by them, (5) Continuity of such criminal activities affecting the law and order. In some instances, these incidents have taken place in violent circumstances, and some of these criminal activities have been unleashed by organized groups. In such circumstances, it has been necessary to bring into force the Section II of the Public Security Ordinance as a measure to contain the situation, and restore normalcy. As such, the President has promulgated a state of emergency to restore normalcy and for the protection of the lives of people, maintenance of essential public services without interruption, and to restore peace, law and order. Regulations enacted by the promulgation of the state of emergency provide the Police and Tri-Forces with powers to bring the prevailing situation under control. The President has instructed the Police to impartially, comprehensively and promptly deal with those engaged in criminal activities and those causing or attempting to cause ethnic and religious tensions, irrespective of their ethnic or religious identities and political affiliations. The President has given special instructions the Police and the tri-forces to take action in terms of these regulations, in a lawful manner in good faith while ensuring minimum disturbance to the life and well-being of people, in conformity with Fundamental Human Rights of people.
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March - 6 
The Police curfew has been re-imposed in the Kandy administrative district in Central Province with immediate effect until further notice, Police Spokesman Superintendent of Police (SP) Ruwan Gunasekara said, reports Colombo Page on March 7. The Poli
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The Police curfew has been re-imposed in the Kandy administrative district in Central Province with immediate effect until further notice, Police Spokesman Superintendent of Police (SP) Ruwan Gunasekara said, reports Colombo Page on March 7. The Police curfew was in effect in the Kandy area from 8 pm on March 6 night and lifted at 6 am on March 7. However, senior Police officers have decided to re-impose the curfew after it was lifted. During the curfew, the Police and the tri-forces have been authorized to arrest all who gather in groups.
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March - 6 
To make statements or release publications intended to incite violence and / or engage in hate speech amounts to criminal conduct according to the laws of Sri Lanka and according to Section 3 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Right
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To make statements or release publications intended to incite violence and / or engage in hate speech amounts to criminal conduct according to the laws of Sri Lanka and according to Section 3 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Act, said Director General of Government Information Attorney-at-Law Sudarshana Gunawardhana, reports Colombo Page on March 7. Issuing a statement on publishing statements inciting violence targeted against particular communities, the Director General said that therefore all citizens, and especially media institutions, should ensure that they do not themselves incite violence or engage in hate speech in contravention of the laws of Sri Lanka, and that they do not publish such statements calculated to incite violence as aforesaid.
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March - 8 
Meanwhile, President Maithripala Sirisena has decided to lift the Police curfew imposed in the Kandy Administrative District on March 8 for eight hours for people to attend their essential needs, adds Colombo Page. In accordance with the people's
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Meanwhile, President Maithripala Sirisena has decided to lift the Police curfew imposed in the Kandy Administrative District on March 8 for eight hours for people to attend their essential needs, adds Colombo Page. In accordance with the people's request to remove the curfew for a short period to attend their essential activities including purchasing of food and other items, President Maithripala Sirisena has decided to remove the curfew from 10:00 a.m. and re-impose at 6:00 p.m. in the Kandy District, Director General of Government Information Sudarshana Gunawardhana said in a statement. Accordingly, President's Secretary Austin Fernando has ordered Inspector General of Police (IGP), Pujith Jayasundara to withdraw the curfew from 10.00 am to 06.00 pm on March 8.Also, the Government requested the people to use of this grace period of time given on humanitarian ground in responsible manner.
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March - 8 
Meanwhile, Sri Lanka's Army Commander Lieutenant General Mahesh Senanayake, who visited the troubled central hill capital of Kandy on March 8, has assured that the Army troops will ensure safety of all communities, adds Colombo Page. As normalcy
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Meanwhile, Sri Lanka's Army Commander Lieutenant General Mahesh Senanayake, who visited the troubled central hill capital of Kandy on March 8, has assured that the Army troops will ensure safety of all communities, adds Colombo Page. As normalcy was returning fast, Lieutenant General Senanayake visited Kandy on March 8 and took stock of developments taking place in the aftermath of violence that sparked off in the general areas of Digana, Galaha, Katugastota, Menikhinna, Ambetenna, Akurana, Poojapitiya and a few other affected areas. Meeting with the Muslim religious leaders and community leaders during his visit to Kandy Lieutenant General Senanayake assured that he would do everything possible to provide full security to the mosques and villages where the Muslim communities are resident as the normalcy was fast returning to trouble-torn areas. More than 15 Chief Moulavies during the interaction with the visiting Commander of the Army expressed their concerns on prevailing developments in respective areas and the need to strengthen the security of people further. They also insisted the continued presence of Army personnel in their areas for safety of property and their lives.
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March - 8 
Police Media Spokesman Superintendent of Police (SP) Ruwan Gunasekara on March 8 said that 81 suspects, who instigated communal clashes in the Kandy District in Central Province were arrested during the past few days, reports Colombo Page. Police Med
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Police Media Spokesman Superintendent of Police (SP) Ruwan Gunasekara on March 8 said that 81 suspects, who instigated communal clashes in the Kandy District in Central Province were arrested during the past few days, reports Colombo Page. Police Media Spokesman said that ten persons including the alleged mastermind of the attacks in the Kandy area were arrested by the Police Terrorism Investigation Division (TID) at Digana and Poojapiitiya on March 8. The main suspect, who initiated the anti-Muslim riots, Vidana Patharanage Amith Jeewan Weerasinghe was among the arrested persons, the Police Media Spokesman said. Main suspect's chief assistant Nasnaram Pattiyage Sureda Suraweera was also arrested, the spokesman added. Extremist Sinhala Buddhist groups attacked Muslim establishments, including mosques and residences after a Buddhist man was attacked by a group of Muslims during an altercation and later died. As a result of the communal clashes two people died and more than 200 Muslim-owned shops and properties were destroyed. Four Muslim places of worship have been attacked. About 45 incidents of attacks have been reported and the Police are conducting investigations, the Spokesman said. Meanwhile curfew will be imposed today [March 8] at 06.00 pm until 6.00 am Friday [March 9] in the area, the Police said.
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March - 9 
A top United Nations (UN) official visiting Sri Lanka on March 9 expressed satisfaction on the progress of Sri Lanka's recompilation process and the measures taken by the Government, reports Colombo Page. UN Under-Secretary General for Political
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A top United Nations (UN) official visiting Sri Lanka on March 9 expressed satisfaction on the progress of Sri Lanka's recompilation process and the measures taken by the Government, reports Colombo Page. UN Under-Secretary General for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman expressed this view when he called on Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil on March 9 at Temple Trees in Colombo. The discussion with the Premier was focused on the measures taken by the Government to bring reconciliation.
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March - 9 
Meanwhile, Police Media Spokesman SP Ruwan Gunasekara said since March 4 up to March 9, 146 suspects have been arrested in connection with the communal clashes unleashed in Kandy District, reports Colombo Page on March 10. The suspects, who were appr
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Meanwhile, Police Media Spokesman SP Ruwan Gunasekara said since March 4 up to March 9, 146 suspects have been arrested in connection with the communal clashes unleashed in Kandy District, reports Colombo Page on March 10. The suspects, who were apprehended for violating the curfew imposed in Kandy will be produced before the court on the charges citing under the emergency regulations. Those who were proven to be guilty in court for their unruly behavior during the state of emergency could be given a seven-year prison sentence, the spokesman said. The TID has apprehended 10 suspects in connection with the violent incidents in Kandy. A 14-day detention order has been issued for the ten suspects arrested over the incidents and they were brought down to Colombo for further investigations, SP Gunasekara said.
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March - 9 
Separately, State Minister of National Policies and Economic Affairs Dr. Harsha De Silva said in parliament on March 9 that the access for social media platforms was restricted only for 72 hours and the access to the social networking sites would be
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Separately, State Minister of National Policies and Economic Affairs Dr. Harsha De Silva said in parliament on March 9 that the access for social media platforms was restricted only for 72 hours and the access to the social networking sites would be restored by March 10, adds Colombo Page. The Government had to block the social media due to the communal tension in prevailed in Kandy and blocking of social media networks such as Facebook, Whatsapp and Viber contributed to the mitigation of the tense situation, the State Minister Dr. De Silva said.
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March - 9 
Separately, the Police Department has decided not to impose the curfew in the Kandy Administrative District due to the prevailing peaceful atmosphere, adds Colombo Page on March 10. The Police and tri-forces however will continue to be engaged in pro
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Separately, the Police Department has decided not to impose the curfew in the Kandy Administrative District due to the prevailing peaceful atmosphere, adds Colombo Page on March 10. The Police and tri-forces however will continue to be engaged in providing security in the district, the Police said.
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March - 9 
The curfew imposed on the Kandy Administrative District in Central Province has been withdrawn on March 9 as the situation is more peaceful now, reports Colombo Page. The Police Media Unit said the curfew imposed from 6.00 pm Thursday [March 8] was l
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The curfew imposed on the Kandy Administrative District in Central Province has been withdrawn on March 9 as the situation is more peaceful now, reports Colombo Page. The Police Media Unit said the curfew imposed from 6.00 pm Thursday [March 8] was lifted at 6.00 am today [March 9]. Curfew was imposed several times on the administrative district of Kandy due to the conflict situation that prevailed for the past several days.
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March - 10 
A total of 211 people including the prime suspect involved in the communal disturbances in Kandy District of Central Province are being held under emergency regulations, Police said, reports The Sunday Times on March 11. The ten main suspects includi
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A total of 211 people including the prime suspect involved in the communal disturbances in Kandy District of Central Province are being held under emergency regulations, Police said, reports The Sunday Times on March 11. The ten main suspects including Amitha Weerasinghe of the Mahason Balakaya are being held by the Terrorism Investigation Department (TID) for questioning. The investigations are aimed at ascertaining whether the suspects have links to political parties, are receiving foreign funding or are linked to other extremist groups or have firearms. Those arrested under emergency regulations can be detained for the purpose of investigations for a period not exceeding 14 days, report said.
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March - 10 
Also, the Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, who visited the riots-hit Kandy on March 10, said that the common belief is that the racial attacks against the Muslims in the Kandy District were organized and carried out, reports Colombo Page. Therefo
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Also, the Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, who visited the riots-hit Kandy on March 10, said that the common belief is that the racial attacks against the Muslims in the Kandy District were organized and carried out, reports Colombo Page. Therefore, the Prime Minister said that a comprehensive investigation into these attacks should be carried out and those found responsible for these attacks should be punished irrespective of their status. Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe made these remarks during a meeting with the Police, the three armed forces and state officials at the Kandy District Secretariat following an inspection tour in the areas of Digana, Kengalla and Akurana areas to get a firsthand look into the damages caused by the attacks on Muslims in the Kandy District.
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March - 11 
The United Nations (UN) on March 11 condemned the recent attacks against Muslims and their property and breakdown of law and order in Sri Lanka, reports Colombo Page. UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman, who concluded a t
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The United Nations (UN) on March 11 condemned the recent attacks against Muslims and their property and breakdown of law and order in Sri Lanka, reports Colombo Page. UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman, who concluded a three-day visit to the island on March 11, offering condolences to the affected on behalf of the UN, urged the Government to swiftly and fully implement the law to bring perpetrators to the justice. He urged swift and full implementation of the Government's commitment to bring the perpetrators of the violence and hate speech to justice, to take measures to prevent recurrence, and to enforce non-discriminatory rule of law. During his planned visit to Sri Lanka amidst the communal violence, the Under-Secretary-General Feltman met with President Maithripala Sirisena, Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe, Speaker of Parliament Karu Jayasuriya, Foreign Minister Tilak Marapana, as well as other political leaders and cabinet and government officials. Noting the recent appointment of Commissioners to the Office on Missing Persons (OMP), Under-Secretary-General Feltman expressed hope that the OMP will soon be fully operational to help answer questions that haunt too many families from all across Sri Lanka about their missing loved ones. He also commended the Parliament's recent adoption of the Bill for the Protection Against Enforced Disappearances as an important element of the Sri Lankan government's commitment to its citizens.
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March - 13 
Sri Lanka on March 13 operationalised the Office for Missing Persons (OMP), an special office set up for determining the status of all persons who went ‘missing’ during the brutal civil war against the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LT
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Sri Lanka on March 13 operationalised the Office for Missing Persons (OMP), an special office set up for determining the status of all persons who went ‘missing’ during the brutal civil war against the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), reports India Today. The OMP aims to bring in reparations to the victims of the nearly three-decade long armed conflict in the country. "The Office on Missing Persons has officially got underway," an official release said. President Maithripala Sirisena appointed seven members and the Chairperson of the OMP on February 28. "The main purpose of the OMP is to address the suffering of thousands of families living in all parts of the country whose loved ones have gone missing or disappeared during multiple conflicts in Sri Lanka," the release said. The OMP will search and trace missing persons, clarify the circumstances in which they have gone missing and their fate, make recommendations towards addressing incidents of missing persons, protect the rights and interests of missing persons among others. It will also make recommendations to the authorities concerned to prevent the recurrence of such incidents.
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March - 15 
The Sri Lanka Army submitted a report to the Government regarding the current situation in the Kandy District in Central Province after anti-Muslim attacks by Sinhalese mob devastated the central hill capital and the suburbs, reports Colombo Page on
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The Sri Lanka Army submitted a report to the Government regarding the current situation in the Kandy District in Central Province after anti-Muslim attacks by Sinhalese mob devastated the central hill capital and the suburbs, reports Colombo Page on March 16. Military spokesman Brigadier Sumith Atapattu said currently the situation in the District is peaceful and the army will continue to report to the Government on the conditions. The report has stated that while the current situation in Kandy is peaceful, military personnel should continue to remain in the area. The decision has been made based on the information received from the people of Kandy, the military intelligence and information received from the military commanders in Kandy. Accordingly, the Army is planning to withdraw the military from the District as soon as possible, Sumith Atapattu said.
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March - 17 
Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena removed the nationwide state of Emergency that was imposed on March 6 after communal clashes broke out in Kandy District in Central Province, reports Colombo Page on March 18. "Upon assessing the public
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Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena removed the nationwide state of Emergency that was imposed on March 6 after communal clashes broke out in Kandy District in Central Province, reports Colombo Page on March 18. "Upon assessing the public safety situation, I instructed to revoke the State of Emergency from midnight yesterday [March 17]," the President said in a Twitter post. The relevant gazette notification was issued last night [March 17], the Government Press reported. The Gazette notification has been issued after President Sirisena returned to country on March 17 night after a six-day official visit to Japan. President Sirisena acting in terms of section 2 of the Public Security Ordinance, on March 6 declared an island wide state of emergency for a period of ten days after communal clashes between majority Buddhists and members of the minority Muslim community in the central hills escalated. The period of the emergency regulations in effect was scheduled to end on March 17.Two persons were killed and hundreds of Muslim-owned properties and more than 20 mosques were damaged in the communal clashes, media reported. Army troops have begun rebuilding and renovating all damaged properties in the affected areas.
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March - 19 
The Sri Lankan Government informed the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on March 19 that progress has been made on a new Counter Terrorism Act, reports Colombo Gazette. The Permanent Representative of Sri Lanka to the UN in Geneva, Ravinat
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The Sri Lankan Government informed the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on March 19 that progress has been made on a new Counter Terrorism Act, reports Colombo Gazette. The Permanent Representative of Sri Lanka to the UN in Geneva, Ravinatha Aryasinha said that progress has been made in the drafting of a new Counter Terrorism legislation. “We envisage a Counter Terrorism Act that conforms to human rights safeguards and other international standards and we expect the draft legislation to be gazetted for tabling in Parliament for consideration, once the established procedures including translation into local languages are completed, shortly,” he said. Aryasinha was speaking when the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Report of Sri Lanka was adopted at the UNHRC in Geneva during the 37th annual session on March 19.Speaking further, Aryasinha said that the Cabinet of Ministers, on March 6, 2018, approved the formulation of legislation by the Legal Draftsman, for the establishment by law of an Office for Reparations. He said that once the draft legislation with translations into local languages is finalised, the draft Bill is expected to be gazetted. The Ambassador said that Sri Lanka has been and continues to engage actively with UN systems and procedures and across all agencies at all levels. He also drew reference to the recent incidents that took place in Kandy targeting members of the Muslim community who he says represent an integral part of the pluralistic society of Sri Lanka.
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March - 20 
In yet another incident, 10 LTTE rebels were killed by troops in an ambush in the Kurichuddan general area, in Weli Oya, on March 20.
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In yet another incident, 10 LTTE rebels were killed by troops in an ambush in the Kurichuddan general area, in Weli Oya, on March 20.
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March - 21 
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global money-laundering and terror financing watchdog has ranked Sri Lanka as a country deficient in strong strategies in preventing money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism, reports Colombo
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The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global money-laundering and terror financing watchdog has ranked Sri Lanka as a country deficient in strong strategies in preventing money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism, reports Colombo Page on March 22. Accordingly, in February 2018 Sri Lanka was added to the European Commission's money laundering blacklist as a country at risk for acts of money-laundering. Taking into account the grave consequences of this action on country's economic and financial system, the Government has recognized the immediate need to amend the legislation in order to prevent money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism. Therefore it has been decided to made necessary amendments to the Companies act No.7 of 2007 to collect the details on shareholders who has more than 25 percent of company ownership of a company (excluding Limited Public Companies) or beneficiaries those who have active control of such company. It is also required to make measures to provide such information to the Registrar of Companies and other relevant authorities. Accordingly, the Cabinet of ministers has approved a proposal presented by the acting Minister of Industry and commerce Champika Premadasa to make the necessary amendments to the Companies act No.7 of 2007 and to instruct the legal draftsman to draft the amendments.
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March - 21 
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has expressed doubt that whether Sri Lanka would be able to fully implement the UN's prescribed transitional justice agenda before March 2019, NDTV reports on March 22. The UNHRC Deputy High Commiss
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The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has expressed doubt that whether Sri Lanka would be able to fully implement the UN's prescribed transitional justice agenda before March 2019, NDTV reports on March 22. The UNHRC Deputy High Commissioner Kate Gilmore on March 21 presented an update on progress in promoting reconciliation, accountability and human rights in Sri Lanka (A/HRC/37/23) between March, 2017 and January, 2018 at the 37th session of the UNHRC in Geneva. Sri Lanka was last year granted 18 months by a UNHRC resolution in October 2015 to initiate a credible investigation into the nearly three-decades long civil war with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).Ms Gilmore said that it was much regrettable that progress in establishing transitional justice mechanisms were slow. "In the absence of concrete results or publicly available drafts of legislation, it seems doubtful that the transitional justice agenda committed to by the (Sri Lankan) government under this Council's resolution could be fully implemented before our next report in March 2019," Ms Gilmore said. The UNHRC Deputy Commissioner also said that there has been insufficient progress in returning land occupied by the military. "Trust will not be rebuilt, if land grabbing continues, nor without independent mechanisms established to determine fair compensations for land reserved for security reasons. "Furthermore, the authorities have yet to demonstrate with willingness or the capacity to address impunity for gross violations of international human rights and international humanitarian law," she said.Ms Gilmore also stressed on establishment of a specialised court to deal with serious crimes, supported by international practitioners."We are also seriously concerned about multiple incidents of inter-communal violence, attacks and hate speech against minorities observed last year a worry further exacerbated by recent developments that have occurred since the drafting of the report, including violence against Muslims in Kandy district that led to the proclamation of state of emergency for 12 days," the Deputy Commissioner said. Allegations of use of torture and continued reports of harassment or surveillance of human rights defenders are more than worrying, she added.
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March - 24 
An Army deserter, who had escaped from the Army and provided vehicles to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and to aid in various crimes has been arrested in the Gelanigama area by a unit of the Panadura Police Division Law Enforcement Unit
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An Army deserter, who had escaped from the Army and provided vehicles to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and to aid in various crimes has been arrested in the Gelanigama area by a unit of the Panadura Police Division Law Enforcement Unit in Kalutara District, reports Colombo Page on March 25. The Police also recovered a foreign made repeater firearm with a magazine of six bullets, 86 T-56 ammunition, 10 pistol bullets, and 6 bore bullets in the possession of the suspect.
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March - 26 
Navy on March 26 sunk a ship used by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in the western seas of the island, reports Colombo Page. Navy has taken the LTTE vessel, A522 named 'We Ling" following the conclusion of the conflict and since
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Navy on March 26 sunk a ship used by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in the western seas of the island, reports Colombo Page. Navy has taken the LTTE vessel, A522 named 'We Ling" following the conclusion of the conflict and since then the ship has been anchored near the Colombo harbor under the Navy's custody. Since the ship was in an unusable condition, the Government has decided to sink it in the sea according to proper procedures, and accordingly the Navy sunk the ship in the West Coast.
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March - 27 
97 rehabilitated and reintegrated former Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) cadres were given appointments in private sector at a ceremony held on March 27 at the Poonthoddam Rehabilitation Center in Vavuniya District under the patronage of the
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97 rehabilitated and reintegrated former Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) cadres were given appointments in private sector at a ceremony held on March 27 at the Poonthoddam Rehabilitation Center in Vavuniya District under the patronage of the center's Director General Duminda Pasqual, reports Colombo Page. Employment opportunities in the private sector were provided to the rehabilitate cadres based on the training courses conducted by the Vocational Training Authority of Sri Lanka during the rehabilitation period.
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March - 28 
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe at a ceremony to present letters of appointment to Northern Province teachers who worked on contract basis and as volunteers in the Sri Lanka Teachers Service, at Temple Trees on March 28 said that a 10-year-plan w
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Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe at a ceremony to present letters of appointment to Northern Province teachers who worked on contract basis and as volunteers in the Sri Lanka Teachers Service, at Temple Trees on March 28 said that a 10-year-plan will be implemented to improve the quality of education in Jaffna, reports Daily News. The Prime Minister instructed Education Minister Akila Viraj Kariyawasam to take necessary measures to implement the 10-year-plan with the assistance of Northern Province Education to improve the quality of education in Jaffna District
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March - 29 
Army on March 29 offered its assistance to the Northern Province to resolve vital issues pertaining to the development in the region and the livelihood of the community, reports Colombo Page. Extending civil military cooperation, a meeting between No
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Army on March 29 offered its assistance to the Northern Province to resolve vital issues pertaining to the development in the region and the livelihood of the community, reports Colombo Page. Extending civil military cooperation, a meeting between Northern Province Chief Minister C.V. Wigneswaran and the Commander of the Sri Lanka Army, Lieutenant General Mahesh Senanayake took place at the Chief Minister's Office in Nallur, Jaffna District. During the meeting, the Army Commander pointed out to the Chief Minister that Army is capable of providing leadership for school cadetting programs if the provincial department of education seeks such assistance. The Army chief also offered his assistance to resolve issues pertaining to fishing community in a more practical and friendly manner if such issues are referred to the required military formations. The Commander also citing examples highlighted that the Army's potential is available all the time for the civil military cooperation. Possibilities for release of more and more lands of civilians would also explode in due course to be in line with the Central Government's policy, the Commander told the Chief Minister during the cordial meeting.
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March - 30 
Minister of Finance and Mass Media Mangala Samaraweera has met with officials of the Northern Provincial Government in Jaffna District on March 30 to discuss the implementation of projects in the Northern Province as proposed by the 2018 Budget, repo
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Minister of Finance and Mass Media Mangala Samaraweera has met with officials of the Northern Provincial Government in Jaffna District on March 30 to discuss the implementation of projects in the Northern Province as proposed by the 2018 Budget, reports Colombo Page. The Minister accompanied by the Central Bank Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy and Finance Secretary Dr. R.H.S. Samaratunga met with the Chief Minister of Northern Province Wigneswaran. During the discussions, the officials considered possible projects to best use the SLR 1 billion allocated for the five Districts in the Northern Province. The District Secretaries of five Districts in the Province also participated in the discussion.
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*Data till , April 25, 2024
Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.
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