At the UNHRC meeting the true friends of Sri Lanka emerged to speak and defend the country battered mercilessly for defeating the world most brutal terrorist organization, i.e., Tamil Tiger terrorists in 2009, who held 20 million Sri Lankans to ransom for well over 25 years.
Leading the Sri Lanka bashing were the UK. Germany. Canada, Switzerland, the Netherlands. Belgium and the USA, all of them having a chequered history in violating human rights at different times. India, our friendly neighbour, while thankfully taking a fair distance from the punitive stance of others, opted to emphasize on “the rights of Sri Lankan Tamils and their ‘aspirations’ insisting on the FULL implementation of the 13 A”. India should be requested to point out whether any Tamil person in Sri Lanka is deprived from enjoying a basic right because he or she is being purely a Tamil. On the 13th A, which was thrust on Sri Lanka along with the so-called Indo-Sri Lanka agreement, most Sri Lankans are of
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COLOMBO (News 1st): The Port Trade Unions have decided to call off the Work to Rule trade union action launched in objection of the East Container Terminal of the Colombo Port being handed over to India, trade union members said on Tuesday (Feb. 02).
The trade union action will be called off today (02) after the Cabinet of Ministers decided on Monday night (Feb. 01) that the ECT will be operated 100% by the Sri Lanka Ports Authority.
Prasanna Kalutharage, the Chairman of the Sri Lanka Ports Authority Nidahas Sewaka Sangamaya said operations at the Colombo Port will resume as usual from 10:00 am today.