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On March 7, Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith of Colombo spoke to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva about the 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings, which killed 269 people and injured over 500.

The 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings killed 269 people and injured over 500.

The 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings killed 269 people and injured over 500.

The 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings killed 269 people and injured over 500.

The Feed returns to SBS from late July with presenters Marc Fennell and Alex Lee, while new co-host Virginia Langeberg will fill-in for Alice Matthews while she is on parental leave. Langeberg who joined SBS in 2019, has more than 15 years’ experience in Australia and the UK covering challenging stories, including the typhoon destruction in the Philippines, and the aftermath of the Sri Lanka Easter bombings. Born in Sweden of Tanzanian and Swedish heritage, she moved to Australia at a young a...

The Feed is back Tuesday nights with two-part special Pandemicland July 19, 2021 10:11 SBS’ The Feed is set to return on Tuesdays from 27 July at 10pm, with new co-host Virginia Langeberg and a two-part special documentary called Pandemicland. The announcement: Multi Walkley award-winning program The Feed returns to the Tuesday current affairs line-up on SBS from July 27 at 10pm to bring you the issues that matter … and the jokes that don’t. Breaking new ground with their compelling mix ...

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The 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings killed 269 people and injured over 500.

5 things to know about the Sri Lanka Easter bombings JavaScript in your web browser. Please 5 things to know about the Sri Lanka Easter bombings 5 things to know about the Sri Lanka Easter bombings | Tuesday, April 23, 2019 Coffins are carried to a grave during a mass funeral at St Sebastian Church on April 23, 2019, in Negombo, Sri Lanka. At least 320 people were killed with hundreds more injured after coordinated attacks on Easter Sunday rocked three churches and three luxury hotels in Sri ...

Sri Lankan officials inspect St. Sebastians Church in Negombo, north of Colombo, after multiple explosions targeting churches and hotels across Sri Lanka on April 21, 2019, in Negombo, Sri Lanka. | Getty Images/Stringer A prominent Muslim political leader in Sri Lanka and his brother were arrested over the weekend due to their suspected connection to the 2019 Easter Sunday suicide bombings of three churches and three hotels in Colombo, Negombo and Batticaloa that killed over 269 people.  R...