Response to the US Congressmen & Resolution 413 against Sri Lanka
Resolution 413 was presented to the US Congress on 18 May 2021 by Deborah K Ross and 4 co-sponsors though 9 US Congressmen signed a letter to US Secretary of State on...
Category: UNHRC Resolutions
Questions for US Congressmen writing to US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on Sri Lanka
On 18 March 2021, nine US Members of Congress co-signed a letter addressed to the US Secretary of State Mr. Anthony Blinken. They didn’t mince their words. Immediately after congratulating Mr. Blinken on his...
Sri Lanka Armed Forces are CRUEL INHUMAN War Criminals – Look how they treated injured LTTE
Spare a few minutes to see the inhumanity of Sri Lanka’s Armed Forces. This video depicts the cruel nature of the Sri Lankan Armed Forces. Capturing an injured LTTE female combatant, look at...
UNHRC is a toothless tiger – will Sri Lanka play its cards right in Geneva?
UNHRC Resolutions are legally non-binding. Its mandate covers only human rights not international humanitarian laws. Whether all 47 members vote against Sri Lanka, or whether all 47 Members vote for Sri Lanka, UNHRC...
Minister Dinesh Gunawardena – What is your strategy to defend Sri Lanka & its Armed Forces in UNHRC?
The regime change in 2015 brought to power a treacherous team that co-sponsored an intrusive UNHRC Resolution though legally non-binding, agreeing to do changes to internal mechanisms advantageous to the sponsors of the...
How does the UNHRC function?
The UNHRC was created by the United Nations General Assembly on 15 March 2006 by resolution 60/251. It celebrated 15 years in 2021. Resolutions of the UNHRC are LEGALLY NON-BINDING as these resolutions serve as ONLY...
Did Sri Lanka commit ‘war crimes’? International Legal luminary Sir Desmond de Silva says NO
The legal opinion of Sir Desmond de Silva covers all areas of allegation against the Sri Lankan Army and takes every leaf of relevant international law relevant to war crimes and clearly establishes why...
Did Sri Lanka commit ‘war crimes’? International Legal luminary Prof. Michael Newton says NO
Luckily the Mahinda Rajapakse government had sought the legal opinion of international legal experts whose opinions should now be used to compare the OISL and UNHRC Heads reports and demands that contravene Article 2.7...
Did Sri Lanka commit ‘war crimes’? International Legal luminaries Prof. Crane and Sir Desmond de Silva say NO
The Mahinda Rajapakse government sought the legal opinion of Prof D M Crane and Sir Desmond de Silva on the legal issues pertaining to the use of human shields and hostage taking by the...
Were the UN officials / Diplomatic Envoys SLEEPING during Sri Lanka’s Conflict?
Isn’t it a surprise that the diplomats and UN officials have woken up only after the conflict ENDED and chose not to ask any questions while the conflict was raging. Where were the UN...
