The camp, Jayawardene pointed out, did not look like an orphanage at all or any other civilian structure for that matter. Rambukwela and Jayawardene argued that even if the victims were minors (under 18 years of age) and girls, they were soldiers or soldiers under training.
Jayawardene observed that the camp appeared nothing like an orphanage or a civilian building. Both Rambukwela and Jayawardene argued that regardless of whether the victims were minors (under 18 years old) and females, they were either soldiers or trainees.