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Can countries with blood soaked hands frame bogus charges of war crimes against Sri Lanka
Whatever countries of the West preach, their record speaks volumes and should be nothing they or their citizens can be proud about. The question is, knowing that these countries of the West have lied, created false reports, false flag stories/campaigns,..
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UNHRC presents two tough choices to Sri Lanka
http://www.ceylontoday.lk/print-edition/5/print-more/1365 By Sulochana Ramiah Mohan The warning from the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is simple and stark. Institute “a special court to check on the alleged war crimes or face universal jurisdiction.” The terse warning issued in..
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Modi govt officials look at Sri Lanka differently… without understanding: Gota
In his first interview since 2010, former defence secretary of Sri Lanka Gotabaya Rajapaksa spoke about the geopolitical situation in the region, the changing character of Indian diplomacy, the meaning of peace, and his own role in the war…
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Yasmin Sooka and others, caught red handed !!!
The forged UN Report The Number died far exceeds the number who ever lived!The Report of the UN Panel of Experts, or the Darusman report, as it is popularly known continued to create its share of controversy at the recent UNHRC sessions when Yasmin Sooka, a member of this ‘Panel of experts’ tried..
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Geneva debacle: Negligence on the part of war winning govt.
(Courtesy of The Island) Geneva-based United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) meets thrice every year in regular sessions – in Feb.-March, June, and Sept. The ongoing 37th Session of the Council convened on Feb 26 will conclude on March 23…
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Enforce One Law & Eliminate Extremism in Sri Lanka
A country must have one common law equal to all & followed by all. Those who set laws must also follow the laws they set. No one can be above the law of the land. While there should be an..
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Hate Speech coverage of Sri Lanka’s Conflict – Print Media or Social Media?
Has print media ethically reported on Sri Lanka is a question that readers in Sri Lanka & abroad need to ponder. Have their write-ups on the current situation given the reader the correct & unbiased reporting needed for the readers..
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OFFICE OF THE MISSING PERSONS AND ENFORCED DISAPPEARENCES BILL
In August 2016, the OMP Bill was bulldozed through Parliament by the UNP, the SLFP government group, the JVP and the TNA despite the objections raised by the Joint Opposition. Less than 40 minutes was allowed to debate this new..
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Government bungles Brigadier episode
(Courtesy of The Island) by Rajeewa Jayaweera A relatively minor episode which took place outside the High Commission of Sri Lanka in London on February 04, blown out of proportion, has ended in the unconditional surrender by GoSL to Britain’s..
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Don’t play it again, Sam Mr. Sampanthan’s folly
Mr. R. Sampanthan has let himself, his cause and his people down. I have always regarded him as the last of the old-school parliamentarians whom I used to watch as a boy, from the press gallery in the old Parliament..





