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   3 responses to “UN blocking release of Sri Lanka satellite images?”
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   1. Lester says:
   30 Apr 2009 13:20:18 GMT
   What is scandalous is the sensationalising of Pro terrorist propaganda.
   The Zone which was later marked a ‘No Fire Zone’ was a combat zone before the Tigers decided to ‘tactically withdraw’ in to this area.
   The craters could have been present prior to civilian arrival. Or if it’s due to shelling, there are enough reports to indicate the Tigers were shelling their own to get this kind of response from conspiracy theorist.
   2. Muthyavan. says:
   30 Apr 2009 13:21:12 GMT
   Beside the satellite images available, there are other first hand information from IRC personnel visiting the no-fire zone in a ferry,once in every three days to remove badly injured civilians 5,00 back to government hospitals for treatments. Out of the badly injured 4,00 to 5,00 ferried at least three people die in the transit, to the bad injuries they have received, on the way to hospitals. In the last three months out of the transferred 15,000 injured still receiving medical care from security camps run by srilankan Army, there are thousands of children separated from theirs parents.
   Apart from the photo images,the living memory of these injured civilians and IRC officials who visit to ferry these unfortunate victims once in three days are good enough to give true evidence about the type of hardware weapons used in the so called no fire zones. Many government medical personnel working in the hospitals from the start of this conflict in the no-fire zone are another true witnesses,about the weapons used and the medicine availability in the no-fire zones for emergency treatment of badly wounded civilians. MSF and other international medical personnel also will be able to give evidence about the type of wounds they were treating for these civilians first hand.
   Even satellite imaging photos are under challenge by the government of Srilanka as they say the areal photographs by their unmanned planes are only showing 15,000 present in the no-fire zones. But the satellite imaging by UN showing only crowded tents,estimating over 70,000 civilians in the areas.
   All these accusations of LTTE killing and holding up of the civilians by force can only be verified by an impartial international inquiry. Srilanka government has released a recent video of a surrendered LTTE’s former media person proving their allegations, while civilians in the Srilanka army security camps are reported escaping in blocks out because of the bad treatments they are forced to go through. Only an impartial inquiry by recordings from all these injured and other civilians will be able tell the world about the inhuman human rights violations happening in Srilanka.
   3. Udara Ranasinghe says:
   30 Apr 2009 13:21:35 GMT
   4. How does UN know forHow does UN know for sure that these damages are done due Sri Lankan Army Fire?