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Amnesty flags entrenched impunity 17 years after war s end
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- Amnesty International highlighted Sri Lanka's ongoing failure to investigate wartime abuses 17 years after the war ended.
- Thousands of Tamil civilians gathered at Mullivaikkal to honor victims of the war.
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