Terrorism and the law of identified consequences
The United Nations High Level Panel on Threat,
Challenges and Change, issued in December 2004 a report which
acknowledged that a threatened State can take necessary action as
long as the threatened attack is imminent, no other means would
deflect it and the action taken to respond to the threat is
proportionate.
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Time for resettlement in East as LTTE loses grip
Those NGOs who constantly agitated against the
Government for not sending enough food stocks to the people when the
LTTE was using them as human shields are now not uttering a single
word about the plight of the people when they had been resettled in
their original villages.
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