Joint Statement: Sri Lanka's Flawed Plans for a 'Truth Commission'
We, nine international human rights organizations, have grave reservations about the Sri Lankan government’s proposed National Unity and Reconciliation Commission.
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We, nine international human rights organizations, have grave reservations about the Sri Lankan government’s proposed National Unity and Reconciliation Commission.
We, nine international human rights organizations, have grave reservations about the Sri Lankan government’s proposed National Unity and Reconciliation Commission. Our concerns echo many of those already raised by victims of conflict-related abuses and their families. Sri Lanka has a long history
Nine international human rights organizations have raised grave reservations about the Sri Lankan Government’s "flawed plans" to appoint a National Unity and Reconciliation Commission. The human rights groups said the concerns echo many of those already raised by victims of conflict-related abus
Sri Lankan society demands a “judicial mechanism” to go into rights violations
During the 51st session of the UN Human Rights Council, Tamil National Alliance (TNA) spokesperson and MP MA Sumanthiran spoke with Tamil Guardian on a range of topics, including the latest UN resolution, the economy of the Tamil homeland, the need for an ICC referral and current geopolitical tensions between India and China. “He’s holding the seat for the Rajapaksa government”