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Sub-Committee on N-E Humanitarian and Rehabilitation Needs meets: Govt-LTTE aim to reach common ground Secretary General of the Peace Secretariat Bernard Goonetilleke
expressed optimism of reaching common ground with the LTTE during
today's meeting of the Sub-Committee on Immediate Humanitarian and
Rehabilitation Needs in the North-East. President reiterates commitment to peace process President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga has pledged her commitment
to the current peace process which she says was initiated by her to find a
negotiated solution to the ethnic problem. Strict measures against sexual harassment in public transport by Rajmi Manatunga The Transport Ministry has decided to take strict measures against
sexual harassment in public transport services. President accepts new ministers to make cohabitation governance work President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga has decided to accept the
recommendations for the appointment of seven non-Cabinet Ministers albeit
with strong objections in order to "pursue her one- sided effort at
making cohabitation governance work", the President's Office stated. Other Stories |
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