No evidence of returnees abused-UK

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The British government said that there was no evidence that returning migrants and refugees from the UK to Sri Lanka were abused, a latest report said.

“There have been allegations in the media of returning migrants and refugees being abused. All such allegations in respect of returnees from the UK were investigated by our High Commission and no evidence was found to substantiate them,” the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) stated in its annual Human Rights Report for 2011, launched today.

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