International probe is essential concerning the executed war crimes against Tamils during the final war in Vanni. We will not believe that Sri Lanka will carry out internal investigation was said by Tamil National Alliance.Two days back at the UN Human Rights Council premises in Geneva, the “No Fire Zone” documentary film was screened, and Tamil National Alliance parliament member M.A.Sumenthiran on his participation at this event made such statement.
Before the “No Fire Zone” film was screened Sumenthiran made an introductory address to the audience said, at a state judicial independence, has been badly affected there is no question for internal investigations, which Tamil National Alliance believe.
Tamil National Alliance will support to the encouragements given for the Sri Lanka government to corporate with UN Human Rights Council to implement the recommendations of the Reconciliation Commission.
If Sri Lanka government is pushed to the voting in UN Human Rights Council, it will defeat and this would be a disgrace in front of the international society.
Losses occurred during war, is the first factor. Sri Lanka denies this fact publicly Now is the proper time for Sri Lanka to find the truth was said by him.
Sunday , 03 March 2013
Monday , 04 March 2013
War crime probe should be carried out against the Tamils genocide occurred in Sri lanka. UN and International society should accept the genocide or ethnic eradication was carried out in a well schemed manner in Sri Lanka. To find the desire of Eelam Tamils under the supervision of UN a referendum should be held.Insisting with the above issues including many demands, a petition was handed over by the international Eelam Tamils movement to UN Council Secretary General Ban Ki Moon.
UN General Secretary Ban Ki Moon concerning the human rights violations addressed amidst cosmopolitan community at the Geneva worldwide conference hall last Friday.
Diaspora Tamil people, Tamil National Alliance parliament members, Tamil National People Front members, Canadian parliament members and worldwide Eelam Tamils movement members participated at this meeting.
The worldwide Eelam Tamil movement, on behalf of UN Secretary presented a petition to its Spokesperson Martin Nesriki at the meeting, insisting an international independent probe, and UN and international society to expedite and to grant a settlement without delay to the affected Tamil community concerning the genocide occurred in Sri Lanka.
Meanwhile in the manner of explaining to the genocide occurred in Sri Lanka Island, the Global Eelam Tamils movement organized a world Tamil rights conference two days back on Saturday which commenced in Geneva city.
Already the UN Human Rights Council’s 22nd sessions commenced in Geneva and in this state, to utilize international pressure against Sri Lanka government, this conference was arranged, was said by organizers.
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