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    The government announced Sunday it had revoked the residency visa of UNICEF spokesman James Elder. "UNICEF is extremely concerned and disappointed with the Sri Lankan government's decision" executive director Ann Veneman said in a statement. Full Article at Miami Herald
    UNICEF is extremely concerned and disappointed with the Sri Lankan government's decision
    – Ann Veneman SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago
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Lawmaker: Sri Lanka re-detains released refugees
  1. There is no resettlement. This is like being sent from one prison to another prison
    SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago
  2. I also met with people in the camps who want to leave and return to their homes, but cannot do so, and are understandably growing impatient and anxious about their future
    SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago

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