LTTE committed HR abuses - US

The latest cables published by WikiLeaks website highlight human rights abuses committed by the LTTE and the SLMM of turning a blind eye to LTTE forced conscription.

WikiLeaks founder granted bail

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, arrested in Britain on Swedish allegations of sex crimes, was freed on bail by a British court today

SL received arms from NK–WikiLeaks

Sri Lanka was among the other countries that North Korea sold arms, the latest document released by the Wikileaks website revealed.

Julian Assange arrested

British police arrested WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Tuesday on a European warrant issued by Sweden, London's Metropolitan Police said

‘Vital to US security’ leaked

A long list of key facilities around the world that the US describes as ‘vital’ to its national security has been released by Wikileaks.

LeT in Lanka - WikiLeaks

Information coming out of a secret State Department cable dated June 19, 2009 released by WikiLeaks indicates that Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) T has established a facilitation centre in Sri Lanka and was looking at setting up a base of operations in Kerala and Tamil Nadu

Policy on SL clear-US

While condemning the illegal discloser of the classified memos of US on Sri Lanka, the United States today said that its policy on accountability in Sri Lanka has been made clear many times by the US.

MR & SF responsible - Butenis

The US ambassador in Colombo, Patricia Butenis had said that Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa and former Army Commander Sarath Fonseka bore responsibility for alleged war crime last year, according to a leaked US cable.

WikiLeaks head on most-wanted list

Interpol, at the request of a Swedish court looking into alleged sex crimes from earlier this year, has put WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on its most-wanted listed

US on ‘Wikileaks’

The US Embassy in Colombo said that classified information to be released by the whistle blowing website ‘Wikileaks’ not only has harmful implications for the lives of identified individuals but will also jeopardized global engagement among and between nations

US wanted UN position on SL: Wikileaks

The United States wanted its diplomats at the UN headquarters to find what the global agency was thinking about the human rights situation in Sri Lanka, new documents released by the whistle blowing website Wikileaks have revealed.

WikiLeaks to leak Lankan memos

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Time for a new investigation

The Jathika Hela Urumaya held a meeting today urging UN Secretary General Ban ki-Moon to investigate into the killings attributed to the US led coalition forces as said by the leaked ‘wikileaks’ documents. JHU Chairman, Ven. Athuraliye Rathana Thera is seen here addressing the media together with JHU General Secretary Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka. Pic by Waruna Wanniarachchi

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Lanka slams US war crimes

Sri Lanka slammed the US saying it has blood on its hands after a shocking video showed a US aircraft firing indiscriminately towards civilians in Iraq killing atleast 25 of them including two journalists. The slaying took place near Baghdad.. VIDEO

Video shows US troops kill civilians

The investigative organization WikiLeaks released military video of what it describes as three incidents of an "indiscriminate slaying" by U.S. forces near Baghdad on July 12, 2007..VIDEO