Vatican City (Fides Service) - On the occasion of today’s study on Sri Lanka - with a domestic debate on the peace process and religious we suggest you use the following list of links from Fides Archives as background information with regard to events which have characterised the life of the country.

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	ASIA/SRI LANKA - No to a law banning conversions which violates freedom of conscience: joint message from Catholic and Protestant Bishops
	ASIA/SRI LANKA -President accepts talks with Tamil rebels: new hope for peace process in Sri Lanka
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - Buddhist monks present anti-conversion bill to parliament: local Catholic Church is concerned
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - New hope for peace process in Sri Lanka with Indian mediation
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - Resuming talks to restore peace: priority for new government
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - Dialogue and unity with the Buddhist world, no to “immoral” conversions: i Bishops visit Sri Lanka’s main Buddhist leaders
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - “Peace, freedom prosperity: these must be the commitments of the new government”, Archbishop Oswald Gomis, Archbishop of Colombo, speaks to Fides after the general elections
	SPECIAL- ASIA/SRI LANKA - Yesterday brutalised and indoctrinated, today loved and educated to love: “Some former child soldiers are now teachers. This is our peace process, not talking at a table but acting in daily life, ” Father Pinto Humer told Fides.
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - Guarantee peace and religious freedom: Bishops of Sri Lanka appeal to politicians and voters in view of general elections on 2 April
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - the Christian community promotes peace not violence: 1 February Day of prayer and fasting for religious harmony
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - Torched third Catholic church in days escalation of Buddhist fanaticism
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - Why is there creeping fundamentalism among Buddhists in Sri Lanka?- interview with President of Bishops’ Conference- 1 February Day of prayer and fasting for religious harmony
	ASIA/SRI LANKA - Evil plant of fundamentalism takes root among Buddhists in Sri Lanka - churches burned, protests, charges of “ fraudulent conversions ”: the Bishops reply
	See Special Issue on Sri Lanka February 2004:ASIA/SRI LANKA - Politics, society, religion and the present stage of the Island’s history
	(PA) (Agenzia Fides 10/7/2004 lines 45 words 465)