Only a timely delivery of justice can be an initial step towards any peace A conference of The International Human Rights Council had been convened in Geneva   from 27.2.2012. The sittings will continue till 23.3.2012. During  this session ,Sri Lanka’s Human Right violations issue is expected to come under the microscope.  Also, pressure from various

Chennai: Even as Sri Lanka’s jumbo delegation continues its heavy lobbying in Geneva ahead of a US resolution against the country at the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) this week, a new footage showing the summary execution of the 12-year-old son of slain LTTE leader Velupillai Prabhakaran is likely to bring fresh pressure on the

On 5th of March, the Tamil diaspora gathered in front of the United Nations to express their demand towards an international independent investigation. Politicians from France, Belgium and England were participating on this demonstration to prove that it is not only the Tamil diaspora seeking justice. Mr. Victor Koppe, a lawyer, who works for the

 Eelam Tamils from across Europe demonstrated outside the UN Head Office in Geneva on Monday to demand “an independent international investigation into the systematic genocide of Tamils by successive Sinhala governments in the island of Sri Lanka”. The event was the culmination of a month long “Walk for Justice” by three Tamil youths, Jacoumuthu Gracian,