Tamils rule out ceasefire

The Tamil Tiger rebels ruled out peace talks as battles raged in Sri Lanka’s north and east.

Tamils rule out ceasefire
Mon, 14 Aug, 2006 - 09:38

The Tamil Tiger rebels ruled out peace talks as battles raged in Sri Lanka’s north and east.

A pro-rebel website today accused government forces of killing 58 people in separate strikes on a church and a children’s home.

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