Humanitarian Groups Call For Unrestricted Access To Former Sri Lankan War Zone -- The Guardian
International Committee of the Red Cross still cannot reach area where thousands have been left wounded
Humanitarian groups today called on the Sri Lankan government to grant unrestricted access to the war zone to ensure that any wounded civilians left behind receive urgent care.
The International Committee of the Red Cross has not been able to reach the battle zone where the Tamil Tigers made their last stand since 9 May. The UN has said at least 7,000 civilians were killed and 16,000 wounded in the recent fighting.
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UN Chief Visits Sri Lanka to Help Heal War 'Wounds' -- Bloomberg
'Victory' holiday in Sri Lanka -- BBC
Sri Lankan President Officially Declares Civil War Victory -- Voice of America
Sri Lanka celebrates victory over Tigers -- Yahoo News/AFP
Sri Lanka's President Urges Unity -- Washington Post
Tamil diaspora wary of 'victory' -- Al Jazeera
UN says up to 100,000 killed in near three-decade Sri Lanka war -- Channel News Asia
Prabhakaran was with 18 men when he was killed: Karuna -- Economic Times
UN backs calls for Sri Lanka war crimes probe -- ABC Radio Australia
War’s End in Sri Lanka: Bloody Family Triumph -- New York Times
The end for Sri Lanka's Tigers -- Asia One
A Terrorist Defeat -- Wall Street Journal editorial
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