Geofrey Alderman - The Guardian comentator
Why do those in the international community who expressed outrage over Gaza stay silent while Tamils die? Asks Geoffrey Alderman a column writer for the UK’s influential daily The Guardian. In a commentary titled Silence over Sri Lanka published on the 27th of April 2009; he points out that “Yes, this bloody conflict is reaching its bloody conclusion. So where, I ask myself, is the international outrage against the government of Sri Lanka?” Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) is a banned organisation in more than 30 countries including UK, USA, EU and India and it is said to have committed more suicide attacks than Hamas, Islamic Jihad and al-Qaida combined. This commentary is an indicator of the post LTTE concerns that needs to be addressed regarding the conflict in Sri Lanka. To read the commentary in full… Read the rest of this entry »
