Tamil Tigers welcome government's move to lift ban

Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels have welcomed a government move to lift a ban on them.

Tamil Tigers welcome government's move to lift ban
Thu, 24 Jan, 2002 - 06:37

Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels have welcomed a government move to lift a ban on them.

It raises hopes it will help bring peace talks to end the 18-year civil war.

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