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Death Row

Jan 29, 2008 (LBO) -- Two more Sri Lankan have been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia, media reports said, while Amnesty International said they were convicted without legal representation on 'confessions' obtained under duress.
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Haleema Cadre from Kalmunai, a mother with an 8-year old son, her husband who is an Indian national and K M S Bandranaike from Kurunegala, has been sentenced to death, Arabnews reported.

They were alleged to have been involved in an armed robbery and murder of an elderly Saudi woman.

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Another five Sri Lankans have also been sentenced to five years in jail and 500 lashes related to the same offence.

They are: Singarayar Calithar Wimaladas from Trincomalee, Abdul Basheer Mohamed from Mathurankuli, Puttalam, Amir Jabbar from Sammanthurai, Rismiya Abdul Haq from Kanatalai and Manickam Kulanthaivel Rosa from Kalmunai.

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Amnesty international said Haleema was the mother of a young child.

"They have had no legal assistance at any time, even during trial and are believed to have confessed under duress," Amnesty said in a statement.

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"None have had any legal representation whilst in detention or at any stage of the legal proceedings."

A Sri Lankan teenager who has been accused of

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