We have started to collect the most important news related to Sri Lanka in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
North-eastern Sri Lanka bears scars of war
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On a visit to the still-deserted village of Mullivaikkal in northern Sri Lanka, Charles Haviland came face to face with a huge ocean-going vessel.
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Sri Lanka must seek UN help in investigating violence in jails, including the deaths of two Tamil prisoners, human rights activists say.
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The BBC's Charles Haviland reports from Putumattalan, the scene of fighting between the Sri Lankan army and Tamil Tiger militants three years ago.
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A group of 37 Chinese fishermen who were intercepted for illegal fishing are handed over to Chinese diplomats, the Sri Lankan navy says.
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Sri Lanka arrests 37 Chinese fisherman on suspicion of fishing illegally off its eastern coast.
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Granting access to a war-torn region of Sri Lanka
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Lawyers and judges across Sri Lanka boycott legal proceedings because of alleged political interference with the judiciary.
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A girl of 13 in Sri Lanka identifies four men including a local government politician who she says were involved in gang-raping her in June.
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Kevin Pietersen is left out of England's 30-man preliminary squad for World Twenty20 but one-day captain Alastair Cook makes cut.
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Former Tamil Tiger snipers have been selected to represent Sri Lanka in shooting sports at national level, an official says.
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A complete human skeleton - which could be the oldest found so far in South Asia - is found in Sri Lanka, archaeologists say.
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A debate is under way in Sri Lanka over how to tackle an acute shortage of elephants used in religious ceremonies.
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Sanctuary or ceremony for Sri Lanka's captive elephants?
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The UN removes Sri Lanka from a blacklist of countries failing to protect children, after making progress in child welfare.
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Writers from Sri Lanka and New Zealand are announced as the winners of the Commonwealth Foundation's literary prizes for 2012.
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A senior official from Channel 4 has been expelled from Sri Lanka by the country's government.
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A senior Sri Lankan official says that he has no idea about the whereabouts of a missing journalist seven months after saying he believed the man was alive and living abroad.
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Sri Lanka's ex-army chief Sarath Fonseka is barred from political office for the next seven years despite being freed from jail on Monday, his lawyer says.
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Sri Lanka must co-operate with any international war crimes probe, ex-army chief Sarath Fonseka tells the BBC, a day after his release from jail.
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The former Sri Lankan army chief, Sarath Fonseka, has been freed after two years in prison.
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The former Sri Lankan army chief, Sarath Fonseka, is released after more than two years in jail.
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Sri Lanka's President Rajapaksa has signed papers to free his political rival General Sarath Fonseka from prison - three years after the civil war ended.
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Sri Lanka marks the three-year anniversary of the end of its 26-year civil war with a large military parade in the capital, Colombo.
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Jailed Sri Lankan presidential candidate and former army commander Sarath Fonseka may be freed this weekend, his wife tells the BBC.
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Three Sri Lankan Tamil Tiger rebels who took part in a rehabilitation ceremony last year may subsequently have been taken away by the authorities, a rights campaigner says.
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The security forces in Sri Lanka say they have found the largest stock of explosives since the end of the civil war three years ago.
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Canada says it expects Sri Lanka to make a full investigation of the murder of a Canadian citizen in northern Sri Lanka last week.
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Sri Lanka demotes its ambassador to the UN in Geneva after a critical Human Rights Council motion and reports of rifts in the foreign ministry.
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Unexploded and deadly cluster munitions have been found for the first time in Sri Lanka, a UN expert on land mines claims.
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Muslims in eastern Sri Lanka are on strike following threats against a mosque in the town of Dambulla.
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The main umbrella group of Sri Lanka's Muslims says radical Buddhists are trying to damage peaceful co-existence between the country's ethnic communities.
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Sri Lanka's government orders the removal of a mosque from an area it says is sacred to the country's majority Buddhists.
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Radio 5 live Up All Night heard how a hen in Sri Lanka gave birth to chick outside of its shell.
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A hen in Sri Lanka gives birth to a live chick without an egg, in a new twist on the age-old question of which came first.
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The sufferings of Tamils trying to escape Sri Lanka
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Andrew Strauss says England's win over Sri Lanka shows they have learnt "valuable lessons" to take into their India tour.
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Matt Prior says England got their "just desserts" after Graeme Swann strikes twice in his final over against Sri Lanka.
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Graeme Swann puts England in charge of the second Test as Sri Lanka move 33 runs ahead with just four wickets remaining.
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England batsman Kevin Pietersen defends his trademark switch-hit shot after a time-wasting row against Sri Lanka.
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Kevin Pietersen shrugs off a warning for time-wasting to score 151 and put England in firm control of the second Test against Sri Lanka.
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Graeme Swann calls on England to bat Sri Lanka out of the second Test in Colombo as the tourists close day two on 154-1.
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Openers Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook share a 122-run stand to put England in a strong position in the second Test against Sri Lanka.
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England fight back with two late wickets after Mahela Jayawardene's second century in as many Tests leads Sri Lanka's recovery.
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