Lifeline Daily Radio Show #20 (31 May 2008)

Posted by lifeline on May 31, 2008

Interview with Minister Rizad Pathiyudeen about the resettlement and the disaster management
District Updates
DRC involves to get the legal documents for the displaced people at Vavuniya
Radio Drama “Your stories” (Ungal Kathaikal): “Vidukathai” (Quiz) talks about elderly marriage
Q&As: from Puttalam Displaced people about the housing scheme provided by World Bank
Fishers are suffering by the security process of Government in Trincomalee
COLOR IN THE LIFELINE: Naina Mohmad Baba, Islamic singer from Puttalam

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Lifeline print supplement #14

Posted by lifeline on May 25, 2008

ICRC’s humanitarian work for IDPs in Sri Lanka
District updates
Bridging community with language training
Q & A: How is life in Colombo?
Interview with S.Thandayuthapani, province educational director explains about the dropouts of Trincomalee
Color in the life line:Ismail professor of south eastern university explains about the problem of job seekers at middle east
“Your stories”: This week’s short story is called ”Ethiroli” (Echo) and talks about the Aids
Displaced people of Arayampathi, Batticaloa wish to settle in their own village
Banner on the third page with the Guiding Principles for Humanitarian and Development Assistance in Sri Lanka

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Posted by lifeline on May 23, 2008

New political party at Puttalam found by IDPs
District Updates
Difference between the resettled people and others – Trincomalee
Radio Drama “Your stories” Uyirai Vaangum Kudi (Life killing Alcohol) talks about the problems of drunkard
Q & A : Expectation of people from the local government of Eastern province
Interview with Psychiatrist Prof. Jayapal about yoga for healthy life
COLOR IN THE LIFELINE: We are not refugees – Letter from the Batticaloa welfare centre people to Life line

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Posted by lifeline on May 18, 2008

Contagious diseases in the IDP camps and the prevention methods
Observing Suicide Symptoms
Child care authority concerns over Children in Sri Lanka
Interview with Y.L.M. Navavi, Displaced muslim’s Commissioner of Puttalam talks about the IDPs in Puttalam.
“Your stories”: This week’s short story is called ”Viddil Pootchigal” (A kind of moth) and talks about Early Marriage
Q&As: We have asked IDPs from the Zahira Welfare Centre in Trincomalee what are the expectations after the 2 years of displacement?
Color in the Lifeline: Fisherman Immanuel from Batticaloa shares about his experience
Banner on the third page with the Guiding Principles for Humanitarian and Development Assistance in Sri Lanka

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Posted by lifeline on May 16, 2008

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Posted by lifeline on May 11, 2008

The farmers affected by the flood in Trincomalee
Two different travel to Trincomalee
Interview with Prabakaran Prasath from NRC about the Kerosene Distribution for IDPs in Batticaloa
“Your stories”: This week’s short story is called ”Thiruppam” (“Turning”) and talks about Suppression of Womanhood
Q&As: We have asked the people of Erumatheevu from Batticaloa about The Expectations of Eastern Provincial Election
Color in the Lifeline: Antonyamma Croos nagapatham, Administrative and Program officer of Oxfarm explains about the problems of Women
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Posted by lifeline on May 8, 2008

Business Makes Unity at Trincomalee
District Updates
IDP’s affected by the Contagious Diseases in the IDP camps
Radio Drama “Your stories” Ethiroli” (“Echo”) talks about HIV/AIDS
Q&As: From Journalists about “World Journalists Day” at Journalists Procession in Colombo
Interview with Prabakaran Prasath, NRC Coordinator about the Kerosene Distribution in the IDP camps at Batticaloa
COLOR IN THE LIFELINE: M.H.Sarapdeen from Kinniya

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Posted by lifeline on May 4, 2008

Rat fever is not the solution less problem
Effects of the displacement in the business activities at North and East
Shortage of food and nourishment in North and East Province
Interview with Selvaraj Navaraj, Field officer of UNHCR about the resettlement in Batticaloa
Q&As: We have asked from the people of Pesalai, Mannar about the usage of Information Communication
Color in the Lifeline: Ayurvedic doctor Ratna Jeyasuriyaexplains about her experience in Ayurvedic Medicine
Banner on the third page with the Guiding Principles for Humanitarian and Development Assistance in Sri Lanka

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