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A Tamil rebel patrols with two domesticated dogs on the A9 highway in rebel controlled town of Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka, Sunday, May 14, 2006..jpg
  1. Anton Balasingham speaks during a press conference of the two delegations at the Geneva peace talks at the second day of Geneva Sri Lanka Peace Talks in the Castle of Bossey in Bogis-Bossy (VD), Switzerland feb 23, 2006.jpg
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  3. A young female Tamil Tiger rebel from the Karuna militia, a splinter guerrilla group that broke away from the mainstream Tamil Tiger rebels, waits in a city bus to return home in Batticaloa, eastern Sri Lanka, in this Apr.jpg
  4. A Tamil rebel soldier stands guards during a meeting of leader of the Tamil Tigers' political wing S. P. Thamilselvan, and Norwegian peace envoy for Sri Lanka Jon Hanssen-Bauer, april 20 2006.jpg
  5. A Tamil rebel patrols with two domesticated dogs on the A9 highway in rebel controlled town of Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka, Sunday, May 14, 2006..jpg
  6. A Tamil man rides past on his bicycle, a plaque, which says commemorating the liberation of Kilinochchi city from the Sri Lankan army on Sept. 19, 1998, in Kilinochchi, june 20, 2006.jpg
  7. A de-miner reaches out to remove an anti-personal mine at a former defense line of the SL military strewn in Mankulam, jan 27, 2006.jpg
  8. 2006 Black Tigers day, Kovilporativu in Batticaloa.jpg
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