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charlie1965
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24 Mar 2012 04:12:51 GMT Report for Abuse
See these are people very close to the govt.

they all know who the drug dealers are. but, they do nothing to stop them.

Yes, MR.R Knows them
Yes, GOTA knows them
Yes, PM knows them
Yes, chief monk knows them
Yes, CID officers know them and know their deals too.

We told many times in LNP to apologize... but Jingala Modayaas did not do it... now even Hindu is saying the same..!

tho gay pukka wan na ati.... seethrough kotitaya namila..

KO Demala koti ralla saha unta puka denna tuppai sinhala kotiyo tika? They had a joint conference few hours ago...

What is wrong with these people?

Sri Lanka rejects UN demands for inquiry
Ben Doherty
March 24, 2012

Not bowing to international demands ... Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa.

Not bowing to international demands ... Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa. Photo: Reuters

SRI LANKA will resist international pressure to hold an independent investigation into war crimes allegations against government forces, saying countries were bullied into supporting a UN resolution against it by the US and other ''powerful countries''.

Its Foreign Minister, G.L.Peiris, said the countries which supported Sri Lanka were ''acutely conscious of the danger of setting a precedent which enables ad hoc intervention by powerful countries in the internal affairs of other nations''.

The government would not bow to international demands for an inquiry, Mr Peiris said.
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The UN's 47-member Human Rights Council this week passed the resolution which called on Sri Lanka to allow an independent probe into allegations the government committed war crimes during its civil conflict against the separatist Tamil Tigers.

Any probe could be acutely uncomfortable for the Sri Lankan government, reaching to the very top of the Rajapaksa family-dominated administration.

In Colombo, protesters took to the streets, condemning the UN, and carrying pictures of President Mahinda Rajapaksa, who, they say, freed their country from terrorism.

The resolution, co-sponsored by the US, France and Norway, said Sri Lanka's domestic investigation, the Lessons Learned and Reconciliation Commission, did ''not adequately address serious allegations of violations of international law''.

Carefully worded - and watered-down from its original text - it demanded Sri Lanka ensured ''justice, equity, accountability and reconciliation'', following the end of the 27-year war.

A UN panel of experts report last year found up to 40,000 civilians may have been killed during the government's final offensive against the Tamil Tigers in the country's north in 2009.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/world/sri-lanka-rejects-un-demands-for-inquiry-20120323-1vp6j.html#ixzz1q21zv2wc

jobless Fake Russian (Kazakhstanian) looking for justice in Sri lanka. Fake Russian pushed the buttons in Sri lanka and met the CID officer who investigate the murder case among two political thus and officer discussed the whole case with the fake Russian....... :)) :)) :)) :)) :)) :)))) :)))))only some LNP fools believe this..