Sri Lanka’s Tiger rebels, who are in Geneva for peace talks, have been outlawed by the European Union, the United States and several other countries, but the international community still wants them at the negotiating table. The United States describes Sri Lanka’s Tamil Tigers as “reprehensible terrorists,” and the 25-member EU banned them in May. The group’s trade mark suicide bombings regularly put them in news headlines. Full Story
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