US Ambassador Michele Sison got it wrong.  Addressing a media briefing following the UNHRC vote on Sri Lanka, Sison dismissed allegations that the US-backed resolution was ‘against’ Sri Lanka.  In other words it was ‘for’ Sri Lanka, she implies.

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Leading Sri Lankan peace campaigner has exposed the CIA role in various countries under cover of human rights, freedom speech, refugees so in order create unrest within those societies to gain USA interest.   The writer has expose details of such …

With India’s abstention vote, it would seem that South Block is wresting back control of its decision-making authority from that domestic sphere that has ridden roughshod over several foreign policy decisions Sometimes, the loudest sound can emanate from the sidelines. …

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Union Minister of State for Industries and Commerce E.M. Sudarsana Natchiappan defended India’s abstention on the U.S.-sponsored resolution against Sri Lanka in the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), arguing that it was aimed at …

Following detailed analysis of the UK and US sponsored UNHRC Resolution against Sri Lanka, several comments has been drawn by various institutions, group and eminent  individuals. The letter below addressed to Permanent  Members in the UNHRC highlights the areas where …

Several countries including Russia and China criticised the report compiled by UN Human Rights Chief Navi Pillay, during the interactive dialogue held at the UNHRC sessions in Geneva yesterday while a majority of countries including the US, UK and France …

The Members of the UNHRC – 2014
Geneva

Dear Heads of Missions to the UNHRC,

Re:  US/UK sponsored resolution HRC#25 of March 24, 2014 relating to Sri Lanka

It is indeed regrettable that the USA and UK thought it fit …