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By 1995, three-quarters of Sri Lanka's Tamil population had either immigrated or been displaced due to the ongoing civil war.
A 120-strong unit of camera operators, known as the Truth Tigers, documents the Tamil Tigers' battles while risking their lives in the conflict for independence.
An estimated 40,000 people disappeared during the long conflict in Sri Lanka, leaving deep scars on the nation.
More than 30 Tamil men are denied bail in Sri Lanka, facing charges of illegal migration after attempting to flee to Australia by boat.
48-year-old Sivakumar Chandradevi leads an all-women team in clearing landmines on Mantivu, a deserted island off Sri Lanka’s Jaffna Peninsula.
1.3 million people were displaced by 19 years of fighting in Sri Lanka, with many now returning home along the newly reopened A9 highway.
More than 2,000 civilian deaths have been documented since late January during the Sri Lankan army's campaign against the Tamil Tigers.
More than 50,000 people have died in the war in Sri Lanka, as the Tamil Tigers continue to challenge government forces amid a broken ceasefire.
1,200 new recruits joined the Tamil Tigers in a single district within months as the civil war in Sri Lanka reignited, intensifying the conflict.
More than a quarter of a million refugees live in camps across the Jaffna peninsula as the Sri Lankan army tightens its grip on the region.
More than 60,000 people have died in the conflict between Sri Lanka's government and the Tamil Tigers, leaving millions homeless and a generation lost.
