that alleged that NPA-controlled aeroplanes had supplied the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) with 80–100 tonnes of weapons and landmines. The Sri Lankan Ministry of Defence referred to allegations by unnamed groups that the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) had "used" the NPA for "terrorist activities". The Ministry of Defence also expressed concern about an incident in which several NPA vehicles were stolen by the LTTE. In 2018, they settled a $2 million legal case with the US Department of Justice, following claims from the U.S. government that NPA breached the U.S. False Claims Act when signing an USAID grant agreement in South Sudan, by failing to disclose NPA's activities in support for a democratisation project for youth in Gaza from 2012 to 2016, and a demining project in Iran that ended in 2008, the latter an assignment for the Norwegian oil company Norsk Hydro. Israel has called on the EU to stop funding Norwegian People's Aid due to its alleged links to groups categorized by the United States, EU and Israel as terrorist groups. 2011 Norway attacks Hanne Anette Balch Fjalestad, a teammember at NPA, was killed on Utøya during the attack on the 22 July 2011 and NPA provided emergency medical services to victims on-site after the attack. Notable people Orrvar Dalby References External links Official site (Norwegian) Official site (English) NPA pictures from Flickr NPA on Facebook Non-profit organisations based in Norway Mine warfare and mine clearance organizations Organizations established in 1939 1939 establishments in Norway International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons