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Joseph lee Wednesday, 01 September 2010 06:52 AM
Minister your a law pandfit - can you justify Mervn Silva's case where he MS argued that Samudir Officer tied hinself to tree to support his cause when many cameramen and jounalist were invited to withness and telcast live. Yet the commiitee found him not guilty...
Same argument might be applied here- she would have
done to win the sympatphy of people ( WHICH i DON'T BELIEVE). BuT Saudi's POINT how come she bt respective airline secuirty and the aircraft. by respective airline secuity.
Afrar Wednesday, 01 September 2010 07:35 AM
Still the reply from Saudi Lawyers are pending? This shows their talent? Send a seperate team to audit our representative in Sri lankan Embassy of Saudi Arabia.
ASHRAFF NAZIM Wednesday, 01 September 2010 09:04 AM
FINALLY GL PEIRIS HAS COME FORWARD TO SOLVE BUT IT WILL NOT WORK OUT
spark Wednesday, 01 September 2010 09:34 AM
Your argument is brilliant. This is basically retirbution to the people and GOSL for all the crime they commit both directly, indirectly and tacitly. Many more retributions to happen.
Kumar Wijayasekara Wednesday, 01 September 2010 09:52 AM
He has now joined the jungle law group.
Bakamoona Wednesday, 01 September 2010 11:31 PM
1. Saudi officials have refuted claims that a sponsor in Riyadh hammered nails into the body of his Sri Lankan housemaid as punishment, saying the allegations are baseless. “These allegations against the Saudi employer are baseless and the whole episode looks like one big drama,” said Saad Al-Baddah, chairman of the Saudi Arabian National Recruitment Committee (SANARCOM), which is responsible for the recruitment and management of foreign workers in the Kingdom.
Bakamoona Wednesday, 01 September 2010 11:32 PM
2. He told Arab News on Wednesday that 49-year-old L.T. Ariyawathi has signed a letter acknowledging her last salary and said that she did not experience any problems with her sponsor before she left Saudi Arabia. Al-Baddah described the torture allegations as a figment of the maid’s imagination, adding that Saudi authorities are wondering how the nails and needles were embedded into her body.
The maid did not go to the doctors straight from the airport, only after a few days, Al Baddah said. He added that the Saudi sponsor, who is over 60, suffers from heart conditions. “The sponsor’s doctors have advised him to do only 25 percent of his normal work because of his weak heart,” he said. “How can a person in such poor health be able to do a strenuous activity like hammer nails into a woman’s body?” He added that a woman with so many nails inside her could not survive for weeks.
Bakamoona Wednesday, 01 September 2010 11:32 PM
3. The Saudi Embassy in Colombo also issued a statement Wednesday casting doubt on Ariyawathi’s claims. “The important factor is that this housemaid cannot pass security checks and sophisticated machines at Riyadh and Colombo International Airports with these metal things inside her body,” an embassy spokesman said.
Above the crowd Thursday, 02 September 2010 06:25 AM
I am not a supporter of Saudi Arabia.,but as an intelligent
person I don't believe a word of what she says.
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