P.O.V. talks to Rajani's sisters and daughters to hear their thoughts on "No More Tears Sister" and the future of Sri Lanka.

	NIRMALA RAJASINGAM (Rajani's older sister) "It's not just Rajani's death but so many other peoples' deaths, hundreds of people, that have gone uninvestigated." | Read »
	VASUKI RAJASINGAM (Rajani's younger sister) "Though I can understand that people who are discriminated against need to make changes in society, I do think that taking up arms cannot really lead to freedom..." | Read »
	NARMADA THIRANAGAMA (Rajani's older daughter) "[My mother's] political legacy is that one person can make a difference, even if you have nothing to fight back with. You can be dangerous and powerful even if you don't carry a gun." | Read »
	SHARIKA THIRANAGAMA (Rajani's younger daughter) "So I was just lying on the ground next to a bicycle with fake blood on me. And I had this moment where I thought about what she had seen just before she had died." | Read »
	HELENE KLODAWSKY (Filmmaker) "We also learned that many Tamils felt uneasy about attending public screenings, fearful that the LTTE might be present and cause them ill. In Holland, a Dutch man explained that he had been sent by his Tamil neighbor, who was too frightened to see the film himself. " | Read »