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Former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka yesterday said that the 19th sessions of the UNHRC in Geneva were detrimental to the interests of corrupt government leaders and not those of Sri Lanka.

Addressing the media while he was being taken to the Colombo High Courts to attend the the Hicorp fraud case filed against him, Gen. Fonseka said the current situation in Geneva had been long expected and the government was helpless before the international community.

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Members of the Geneva-based council are expected to pass a resolution this week condemning 'widespread and systematic violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms by the Syrian authorities.'

A draft text supported by many Arab and Western nations says the Syrian regime's use of heavy artillery and tanks to attack civilian areas has contributed to the deaths of thousands.

The U.N. political chief B. Lynn Pascoe said Tuesday that 'well over' 7,500 people have died in Syria violence and that there are 'credible' reports that more than 100 civilians are dying in the country daily. Activists groups said Monday that the death toll for 11 months of unrest has now surpassed 8,000 people.

'Unfortunately, the international community has also failed in its duty to stop the carnage, and actions and inactions to date have seemed to encourage the regime in its belief that it has impunity to carry out the wanton destruction of its own civilians,' Pascoe said.

Sri Lanka main opposition accuses government of trying to mislead the public

accuses government of trying to mislead the public

Sri Lanka main opposition accuses government of trying to mislead the public

2.50 deshapremie should learn from what happened to Shavendra Silva.

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The rest will happen automatically..!

corrupted politicians....there fronts to welikada.

If GR has given such orders to Shavendra, yes they have to face due consequences.

Former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka yesterday said that the 19th sessions of the UNHRC in Geneva were detrimental to the interests of corrupt government leaders and not those of Sri Lanka.

Addressing the media while he was being taken to the Colombo High Courts to attend the the Hicorp fraud case filed against him, Gen. Fonseka said the current situation in Geneva had been long expected and the government was helpless before the international community.