We have started to collect the most important news related to Sri Lanka in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Sri Lankan government again blocks BBC News from travelling to the northern city of Jaffna to attend public hearings of a commission looking into the civil war.
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Sri Lankan media publish the faces of dozens of people accused of appearing in pornographic films in violation of anti-obscenity laws.
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Australia end a seven-match losing streak as they beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the final one-day international.
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A Sri Lankan court today allows police to publish photographs of porn actors in the media in an effort to break up a porn ring.
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Sri Lanka celebrate a maiden series win down under as Australia lose the second one-day international, their seventh defeat in succession.
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The Sri Lankan government says it will construct a park for romantic couples who want freedom to associate without being victimised by police.
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A brilliant ninth-wicket partnership between Angelo Mathews and Lasith Malinga takes Sri Lanka from the brink of defeat to a one-wicket victory against Australia.
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Australia are beaten by seven wickets with 21 balls remaining in their Twenty20 international with Sri Lanka in Perth.
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Sri Lanka's president is to appeal to Saudi Arabia's king to revoke the death sentence on a Sri Lankan maid convicted of killing a baby in her care.
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In October 1990, the Tamil Tigers expelled the Muslim minority from north Sri Lanka - and 20 years on, some are making the journey back again.
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Muslim families go home to northern Sri Lanka
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A Sri Lankan politician demands the government return gold and jewels seized during the final stages of the war against Tamil Tiger rebels last year.
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Murdered Sri Lankan journalist's family seek answers
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Sri Lanka's foreign minister casts doubt on newly released photos that are said to show a massacre of Tamils during the country's civil war.
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Child rights activists in Sri Lanka criticise a plan to ordain 2,600 boys as Buddhist monks, saying they are too young and could be abused.
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International human rights groups refuse to appear before an inquiry into the end of Sri Lanka's civil war.
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One of the main recruitment organisations in Saudi Arabia calls for a suspension in the hiring of thousands of workers from Sri Lanka.
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Two prominent Tamil Tiger leaders in Sri Lanka are missing after arrest by the army, their wives have told a presidential commission.
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One of the world's leading tea-producing nations, Sri Lanka, becomes the scene for a new world record - the largest cup of tea.
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Sri Lanka's president endorses the 30-month jail term of former army chief Sarath Fonseka, the president's office tells the BBC.
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Environmentalists in Sri Lanka express concern over government plans to build a nuclear power plant by 2025.
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The International Commission of Jurists says Sri Lanka has failed to adhere to international law in detaining suspected Tamil Tigers.
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A Sri Lankan court releases four suspects arrested on charges of conspiring with former army chief Sarath Fonseka to overthrow the government.
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Sri Lanka's president calls for a rethink on international rules governing the conduct of war, in an address to the UN.
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Sri Lankan police shoot dead a suspected underworld figure - in the third such killing this month.
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A Sri Lanka widow's journey back to her troubled homeland
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People in north Sri Lanka have tell a war inquiry that family members who served with the Tamil Tigers disappeared after surrendering.
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Sri Lanka's defence ministry blocks the BBC from reporting on public hearings in former rebel-held territory.
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A Sri Lankan military court convicts former army chief Sarath Fonseka of corruption, his lawyer says.
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Officials in Sri Lanka say 25 people, not the 60 earlier stated, were killed in an accidental explosion at a police station.
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A former spokesman for Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels says the decades-long war between them and the state was a waste of people's lives.
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The Sri Lankan authorities impound the latest copy of the Economist after the magazine carries an opinion piece critical of last week's constitutional changes.
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A Sri Lankan panel investigating the end of the country's civil war is told the authorities were wrong to exclude media from the conflict zone.
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The Sri Lankan president hails the results of the World Giving Index which shows his country to be the eighth most 'generous' in the world.
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Sri Lankan MPs overwhelmingly approve proposals to let President Mahinda Rajapaksa seek an unlimited number of terms.
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A key witness at the commission set up to examine the last years of Sri Lanka's civil war complains his words were not properly translated.
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Doctors remove 13 nails and five needles from a Sri Lankan housemaid who said her employer in Saudi Arabia hammered them into her body.
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A Sri Lankan housemaid who accused her former employers in Saudi Arabia of implanting nails in her body is to undergo surgery, her doctors say.
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Hundreds of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees who arrived in Canada aboard a cargo ship 11 days ago are kept in jail.
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The International Monetary Fund indicates it will release the next tranche of a multi-billion pound loan to Sri Lanka.
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Former Sri Lankan armed forces chief Sarath Fonseka says he expects a jail sentence from a military court trying him on charges of corruption.
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The Sri Lankan defence secretary says that he believes more than 6,000 Tamil Tiger rebels were killed in the final stages of the war.
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Sri Lanka's wildlife veterinary surgeons are on strike in protest at what they say is the government's failure to manage a serious conflict between wild elephants and humans.
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Virender Sehwag hits an unbeaten 99 as India beat Sri Lanka by six wickets in the triangular series in Dambulla.
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