Posted in Government, Health Care, Insurgents, Nepal, NGOs, Peacekeepers, South Asia, Uncategorized, tagged healthcare, Nepal, protection of civilians, strike, supplies on May 6, 2010|
Source: Agence France-Presse (AFP)
Date: 06 May 2010
By Sophia Tamot (AFP)
KATHMANDU — Maoist protesters clashed with residents in the Nepalese capital Kathmandu on Thursday as anger grew over a strike that has shut down much of the country for five days. (more…)
Posted in Displacement, Foreign Aid, Government, Health Care, Internal Displaced Persons, NGOs, Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, Uncategorized, United Nations, tagged healthcare, ILO, IOM, migration, return, Sri Lankan government on April 30, 2010|
Source: International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Date: 30 Apr 2010
Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Healthcare and Nutrition (MOH) this week met with representatives from IOM, the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Labour Organization (ILO), the Central Bank and relevant ministries to initiate the development of a migration health policy for Sri Lanka. (more…)
Posted in Civilian Casualties, Foreign Aid, Government, Health Care, NGOs, Property Damage, Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, United Nations, tagged healthcare, humanitarian aid, IDPs, international organizations, Property Damage, reconstruction, Sri Lanka on April 20, 2010|
BATTICALOA, 20 April 2010 (IRIN) – Healthcare services in Sri Lanka’s conflict-affected east should not be forgotten as humanitarian agencies focus their efforts on rebuilding the country’s north, the World Health Organization (WHO) says. (more…)
Posted in Foreign Aid, Health Care, Internal Displaced Persons, Refugee Camps, Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, United Nations, tagged healthcare, hospitals, refugees, resettlement, Sri Lanka, UN, women on March 10, 2010|
9 March 2010 – The United Nations is setting up mobile health clinics and distributing hygiene packs and maternity kits to women and children returning home to former conflict zones in northern Sri Lanka. (more…)
Posted in Civilian Casualties, Crossfire Deaths, Crossfire Injuries, Displacement, Foreign Aid, Government, Gunfire, Health Care, Military, Mortars, NGOs, Refugee Camps, Rocket, Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, Targeted Death, Targeted Injury, Terrorists, United Nations, tagged cease-fire, Civilian Casualties, Diplomacy, Displacement, EU, European Union, Foreign Aid, Government, Gunfire, healthcare, India, innocent civilians, innocent victims, LTTE, Military, Mortars, NGOs, rebels, rockets, Shells, Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, Tamil Tigers, Terrorists, UN, UNICEF, United Nations, United Nations Children's Fund, United States, us on April 28, 2009|
By CNN News
The Sri Lankan army overran two Tamil Tiger rebel positions in the country’s north on Tuesday, the military reported on its Web site.
Recently captured rebel weapons stacked up in the former Tamil stronghold of Kilinochchi.
The rebels “suffered double blows, losing two heavily fortified defense positions as … troops made predawn incursions at identified terror strong points located south of Valayanmadam today,” the Ministry of Defense said.
War Victims Monitor 
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