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15 years today - Soldiers throw grenades into bunkers with surrendering families - Vimarsana News

15 years today - Soldiers throw grenades into bunkers with surrendering families

Photograph above: Sri Lankan Air Force drone footage showing tens of thousands of Tamil civilians in Mullivaikkal. May 16th 2009. As Tamil civilians attempted to surrender to the oncoming Sri Lankan military, many were slaughtered.

15 years today - More cluster bombs hit No Fire Zone - Vimarsana News

15 years today - More cluster bombs hit No Fire Zone

Photograph from US State Department report of “characteristic cluster bomb smoke cloud from a shelling on May 7 in Mullivaikkal". More cluster bombs hit No Fire Zone The Sri Lankan army launches cluster bombs inside the No Fire Zone, one of several such attacks in the last few months.

Germany: Thousands protest after attack on EU lawmaker – DW – 05/05/2024 - Vimarsana News

Germany: Thousands protest after attack on EU lawmaker – DW – 05/05/2024

A German MEP was hospitalized after a suspected far-right attack in Dresden on Friday. Sunday's protests were called to counter rising right-wing extremism and violence.

Source: dw.com
Nobody is safe from Iran's protest crackdown - Index on Censorship - Vimarsana News

Nobody is safe from Iran's protest crackdown - Index on Censorship

Protests over Toomaj Salehi's death sentence have rightfully begun, but unfortunately his is not an isolated case

Sri Lankan police officers sentenced over massacre of Tamils 26 years later, but dozens released - Vimarsana News

Sri Lankan police officers sentenced over massacre of Tamils 26 years later, but dozens released

A Sri Lankan court has sentenced five Sri Lankan police officers over their role in the killing of eight Tamils in 1998, an incident dubbed the Thampalakamam massacre, more than 26 years after the murders.