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Chemmani mass graves

Chemmani mass graves refers to the mass graves in Chemmani in northern Sri Lanka. They first received attention following the allegation of their existence

Krishanti Kumaraswamy

December 2006. "'No instructions on Chemmani' CID". BBC. 4 January 2006. "Krishanthi and family remembered in Chemmani". Tamil Guardian. 9 September 2018

Somaratne Rajapakse

M. Jayathilake and D. V. I. Kumara) took Pranavan and Kirupakaran to Chemmani saltern. The boy was still naked. There Kirupakaran was murdered by strangulation

Anaiya Vilakku

office success. Thampi, Jera (29 June 2025). "The 'Eternal Lamp' protest in Chemmani for justice on mass graves and the disappeared". Tamil Guardian. Retrieved

Tamil genocide

were said to have been buried by the Sri Lankan Army in mass graves in Chemmani. Sri Lanka became the country with the highest number of disappearances

Mass grave

has been used for many years as a burial ground for unclaimed bodies. Chemmani mass graves investigation Crab Island (Lake Champlain) Duffy's Cut Duraiappa

Sexual violence against Tamils in Sri Lanka

the Sri Lankan Army. In late 1996, a Sri Lankan Army camp controlling Chemmani in Maniamthottam Road in Jaffna was used to torture and eliminate detainees

Duraiappa stadium mass grave

this mass grave. Mass grave at Mirusuvil Mass grave at Chemmani Mass grave at Sooriyakanda Chemmani mass graves investigation ^ name: Duraiappah Stadium

Kumar Ponnambalam

Krishanti Kumaraswamy case and was instrumental in bringing attention to the Chemmani mass graves. He was noted for his appearances, pro bono, on behalf of Tamil

Kudavayil Balasubramanian

– Virudhu from Ulaga Tirukkural Peravai, Thanjavur - 2003. “Thiruvarut Chemmani” – Virudhu from Siruvapari Murugan Abishekakkulu - 2005. “Thirukkoil Ayvupperoli”