Today (18 May 2010) marks the first anniversary of the end of the conflict in Sri Lanka.
In response to the impunity that continues to exist, Amnesty International has launched a web petition calling for the United Nation to establish an independent international investigation into crimes alleged to have been committed during the conflict as a first step towards international justice.
Links to the petition, a web-video and more details of the action are available from the www.amnesty.org homepage or alternatively, you can access it directly at:
Amnesty International call on UN to Investigate Sri Lanka Rights Violations
Today (18 May 2010) marks the first anniversary of the end of the conflict in Sri Lanka.
In response to the impunity that continues to exist, Amnesty International has launched a web petition calling for the United Nation to establish an independent international investigation into crimes alleged to have been committed during the conflict as a first step towards international justice.
Links to the petition, a web-video and more details of the action are available from the www.amnesty.org homepage or alternatively, you can access it directly at:
https://web.archive.org/web/20100802053522/https://www.amnesty.org/en/news-and-updates/un-must-investigate-sri-lanka-rights-violations-2010-05-17
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