British politicians call for ICC referral, trade concessions and suspension of military co-operation in Sri Lanka

British politicians called on the UK government to exert more pressure on Sri Lanka by referring them to the International Criminal Court, imposing targeted sanctions and to evaluate it's military co-operation over the island's history of human rights abuses. 

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