House of Commons to bring in resolution against SL at UN Human Rights Council sessions
Posted on November 27th, 2020

Courtesy The Daily Mirror

The government should take note of the decision made by the British House of Commons to bring in a resolution against Sri Lanka at the UN Human Rights Council sessions in March next year, Chief Opposition Whip Lakshman Kiriella stressed yesterday.    

Mr Kiriella told Parliament yesterday that the British House of Commons had approved a resolution to request the UN Human Rights Council to take a token against Sri Lanka for withdrawing from the resolution 30/1 which it co-sponsored with the US.   

The resolution 30/1 was approved at the UN Human Rights Council sessions in 2015.   

I cautioned you on Wednesday on this matter but the British House of Commons had approved a resolution to request UN Human Rights Council to take action against Sri Lanka,” he said.  Leader of the House Dinesh Gunawardena said on Wednesday that Sri Lanka is committed to uphold democracy and human rights of all Sri Lankans based on the mandate the present government had received in November last year and August this year. (Yohan Perera and Ajith Siriwardana) 

One Response to “House of Commons to bring in resolution against SL at UN Human Rights Council sessions”

  1. Sarath W Says:

    It is time for the government to stand up to the crooks in the UN Human Rights Council and being a no confidence motion against them. This week the Australian government accepted the war crimes committed by it’s special forces. The British government too admitted war crimes by it forces by saying the culprits will be protected. We all know the the war crimes by the American forces where ever they were station. Sri Lankan government must demand the UN Human Rights Council bring war crimes charges against the American, British and the Australian forces too and against the leaders of those countries for those murders committed by their forces. Otherwise it proves those crooks in the HRC are working for the LTTE and Tamil diaspora.

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