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Peace process should aim to protect workers' rights - President The final aim of the current peace process should also be the
protection of the rights of all of Sri Lanka's working people, President
Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga stated in her May Day message. Govt committed to working with LTTE in rebuilding N-E - PM Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, in a reply to LTTE Chief
Negotiator Anton Balasingham's letter on temporarily pulling out of peace
talks, yesterday expressed the hope that the LTTE would review its present
stance and continue its participation in the negotiations. Economic development depends on labour resources - PM Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in a May Day message
said the economic development of a country and the high living standard of
its people depend on its labour resource. The responsibility of providing
high quality products and services for the welfare of the people is cast
on policy makers and workers. Signs of early revival of peace talks - GL by Manjula Fernando and Rashomi Silva The LTTE has now resumed direct contacts with the Norwegian
facilitators signalling an early revival of the peace talks, Cabinet
Spokesman and Chief Government Negotiator Prof. G.L. Peiris said
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