Responding to the allegations of the Sri Lankan government who charged that the law enforcement authority in the UK had failed in its duty, spokesman for the British High Commission Sarah Mann said that Britain respects the legitimate right of its citizens to protest. “ We respect the legitimate right of UK citizens to protest, but this has to be balanced with the right to free speech” she said.Speaking on the cancellation of the proposed speech by President Rajapaksha at the Commonwealth Business Council, the spokesman said that the cancellation was not a government decision “ This was not a government decision: CBC is independent. CBC took its decision after careful consideration of the potential impact that large-scale policing of the protests would have had on the City and we respect that decision. ” she said. (Hafeel Farisz)








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If srilankan government fire at thier citizens in protests, dont expect that to happen in other countries
MR is no god for them Mr. Kolikuttu Keheliya
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2055365/Poppy-burning-Muslims-plan-new-hell-heroes-demonstration-November-11.html
I hear all you said
How do you feel if you are a srilankan Sinhalese, in a britsh news paper it says "SriLankan tamil protesters close the roads"
Are you proud of your country then ?
Keep one thing in mind, We should fight against LTTE, not with Tamils. British general public has nothing to do with LTTE Tamil and they shoudlnt get suffered no should our country being drag in to that mess by LTTE tamils
If second to Japan why is SL no where near comaprison to Japan and will never be
he he he
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