US to present UNHRC resolution on Sri Lanka today
Posted by Editor on March 15, 2013 - 11:32 am
The United States are scheduled to present its resolution on Sri Lanka at the UN Human Rights Council sessions today (March 15).
The presentation of the resolution has been entered into the official agenda of the day while amendments to the resolution were permitted to be presented before 1pm yesterday.
Taking into account the objections raised last Friday, the resolution will include an appreciation of the government’s efforts thus far on the Human Rights front.
Minister Mahinda Samarasinghe is also scheduled to address the council today. (Courtesy: Ada Derana)
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This resolution will be defeated by the progressive forces and cofined to the rubbish bin of history.
Our warriors, Mahinda Samarasinghe and Ravinatha Aryasinghhe have done yeoman service highlighting the great advances in ethnic reconciliation by the winning Mahinda Rajapaksa Government
We thank heavens fossils such as GL Peiris and Dayan Jayatilleke were barred from attending the UNHRC sessions.
I can only say “Go Mahinda Go” and thank you from the bottom of my heart for having eradicated Tamil terrorism from the face of this earth, for having established Sri Lanka as a pure Sinhala Buddhist nation and for having put the Tamil speaking and Muslim citizens in their place.
I love you, MR, I worship thee for the rest of my life.