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One Question, Two People, A Shared Pain
Selvaraja Rajasegar on 09/04/2019
One question.
I needed an answer to one question. Despite being used to meeting people and talking about difficult issues, it was not easy to ask this question.
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Among the twenty people I met, 10 of them were relatives of people who disappeared during the war in the North. The rest of them were disappeared by the military during the second insurrection of the JVP that occurred during the period of 1987-1989.
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Quelle + kompletter Artikel: groundviews.org
The question I asked was, how would they feel if their missing loved ones were still with them? There was no difference between the stories of Kaalimuttu from Mullaitivu, whose daughter has been missing since February 2009, and Gunadasa from Baddegama, Galle awaiting the return of his 18 year old son since 1988.
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Quelle + kompletter Artikel: groundviews.org
Selvaraja Rajasegar on 09/04/2019
One question.
I needed an answer to one question. Despite being used to meeting people and talking about difficult issues, it was not easy to ask this question.
.........................
Among the twenty people I met, 10 of them were relatives of people who disappeared during the war in the North. The rest of them were disappeared by the military during the second insurrection of the JVP that occurred during the period of 1987-1989.
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Quelle + kompletter Artikel: groundviews.org
The question I asked was, how would they feel if their missing loved ones were still with them? There was no difference between the stories of Kaalimuttu from Mullaitivu, whose daughter has been missing since February 2009, and Gunadasa from Baddegama, Galle awaiting the return of his 18 year old son since 1988.
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Quelle + kompletter Artikel: groundviews.org
