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23 (ANI): Nearly six months after Sri Lanka's 26-year civil war came to an end, the government has announced plans to finally close the controversial civilian internment camps.

AP) — Former state Assemblyman Nao Takasugi (NAH'-oh tah-kah-SOO'-gee), who was sent to a Japanese internment camp during World War II, has died.

Sri Lanka said Saturday it plans to let war-displaced civilians move freely in and out of internment camps ahead of completing their planned re-settlement in two months.

Byline: Michael Upchurch; Special to The Seattle Times In 2002, debut novelist Julie Otsuka published "When the Emperor Was Divine," a tale that in terse but eloquent fashion traced the fortunes of a Californian family of Japanese descent between 1942 and 1946, when they were "evacuated" to internment camps far from the West Coast, one of many such families deemed a wartime-security threat by the government of Franklin D.

Internment camps drive a wedge between them, and it takes over sixty years for the family to finally have some sense of closure.

In 2005, protesters, dressed in orange boiler suits, similar to those worn in Camp X-Ray, demonstrated outside the Hiatt offices in Baltimore Road, after Mr Begg and his lawyer Clive Stafford-Smith claimed the shackles used in the Guantanamo Bay internment camp were stamped with the Hiatt name.

In it, the young Corkman, released from Frongoch internment camp inWales a few months earlier, was scathing about de Valera and Sinn Fein leaderArthur Griffith.

html Web site of the Topaz Internment camp museum in Utah.