E/CN.4/1995/91 page 84 In regard restrictions on to the mainland adopted by LTTE to allegation (ii), it is correct that LTTE has imposed the free movement of people from areas under its control, of Sri Lanka. The following are some of the practices with regard to the movement of persons: (a) A bond must be signed by a surety if a person wishes to leave the Jaffna peninsula. (b) At least one inmate of the house should always remain at home. (c) The house and property should be handed over to LTTE if all inmates seek to leave the area. (d) A penalty of Rs 100,000 should be paid to the LTTE in respect of each person in the family, if the entire family seeks to leave the peninsula for good. In addition, the house and property belonging to the family will also be confiscated. A levy of Rs 100 is reported to be charged by LTTE to issue a normal pass to a person leaving the Jaffna peninsula for a short period. Rs 500 is levied for an emergency pass. Media reports and statements of several non-governmental organizations testify to the veracity of these allegations. With a view to giving a broader perspective of LTTE involvement in persistent and gross violations of the human rights of the different religious and ethnic groups in Sri Lanka, the Government is pleased to annex hereto a copy of letter No. UN/HRTS/1/23 Vol. XVI of 9 August 1994, sent by the Permanent Representative of Sri Lanka to the Centre for Human Rights in pursuance of Commission resolution 1994/46 and General Assembly resolution 48/122." 9 August 1994 "Sir, I am writing to you in connection with Commission on resolution 1994/46 and General Assembly resolution 48/122, ’Human rights and terrorism’. The information given below my letter UN/HRTS/1/23 Vol. X dated 28 October on the same Human Rights both entitled is further to subject. 2. With a view to facilitating your task in compiling the information requested in paragraph 3 of the Commission resolution 1994/46, I wish to bring to your attention the consequences in Sri Lanka of the activities of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). You may wish to make this information available to the Special Rapporteur and the Working Groups concerned, for their consideration. 3. The terrorist activities of LTTE, in their violent campaign to establish a mono-ethnic racist one party State in the north and the east of Sri Lanka, have been an obstacle to the enjoyment of all human rights