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by FRANCES BULATHSINGHALA

The formal stand of the Scandinavian ceasefire monitors with regard to the Sea Tigers is that the Sea Tigers have neither legal rights nor any legitimate tasks of safeguarding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Sri Lanka and as these obligations belong purely to the Forces of the Government of Sri Lanka, balance of power is one of the basic elements for the present Ceasefire.
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