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While claiming that the country has done much more than was expected from the government though the resolution at the Human Rights Session last year, the Ministry of External affairs said it was confident it could convince the international community at the forthcoming HR sessions in Geneva.
External Ministry Secretary Karunaratne Amunugama made these remarks in response to the report of an impending US-sponsored resolution on Sri Lanka.
He said more than Rs.1200 million was allocated by the government in the November budget for the implementation of the LLRC recommendations and the resolution was clear in specifying that the country should implement the LLRC recommendations.
“We are working closely with the presidential secretariat and monitoring the progress. The steering committee headed by Lalith Weerathunge is currently updating the implementation methodologies undertaken by many agencies and we believe that we have done beyond what was required by the resolution,” Mr. Amunugama said.
When asked what the impact the current impeachment crisis would have on the country at the Human Rights Council session in March, Mr. Amunugama said there was no reason for any adverse impact.
“We have briefed the diplomatic community in Colombo and our missions abroad about the entire process. Therefore I don’t see how this could cause any adverse impact,” he said.( Hafeel Farisz)
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Comments - SL will remain confident at HR sessions
buffaloa citizen Tuesday, 29 January 2013 12:56 PM
Yes Sir, Yes Sir....three bags full.
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AJ Tuesday, 29 January 2013 01:03 PM
USA try to save lanka from International investigation? need international investigation. people of lanka never expect justice here.
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Wimal Tuesday, 29 January 2013 12:00 AM
as a Sri Lankan, yes I'm confident that the resolution will be harmful to my country! all because of the jokers running the country. via DM Android App
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bash Tuesday, 29 January 2013 05:31 PM
Will it be like the assurance that we got on the Rizana Nafeel case with Saudi legal system
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Silva Tuesday, 29 January 2013 05:39 PM
1200 million? My foot...Bulk would have gone in to politicians bank accounts, What SL has done to have confidence? Not doing anything should not give any confidence
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Alex Tuesday, 29 January 2013 05:53 PM
Dear Mr. Karunaretna You have to be a real diplomat and smart in dealing with internation affairs... yes Sir.... yes Sir to your boss will not help for Sri Lanka.
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raviraj Wednesday, 30 January 2013 10:05 AM
1200 million to implement LLRC. How much did it cost to write that report
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Saskia Wednesday, 30 January 2013 03:41 PM
First, correct your mistakes instead of denying.
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