UN Human Rights Concerns
UN Human Rights reports and statements criticizing Sri Lanka's handling of international law crimes, use of the Prevention of Terrorism Act, and lack of accountability for human rights violations. The UN is calling for the government to take decisive action on justice and reform.
The UN's basically that friend who keeps telling you to see a therapist while you're actively explaining why you can't afford one—real helpful energy. At this point their reports come with such predictable frequency they should just ship them quarterly like a subscription box: "UN Human Rights Monthly: Same problems, same strongly-worded letters, same vibes."
📣 New @UNHumanRights report on #SriLanka highlights persistent failures to effectively investigate and prosecute crimes under international law and calls for decisive and meaningful action to advance accountability and justice for victims. 🇱🇰⚖️ https://t.co/936KxKumY0
#SriLanka: UN Human Rights urges Govt to halt use of repressive Prevention of Terrorism Act and to bolster accountability for human rights violations. UN Human Rights Chief @volker_turk: “This Government still has an opportunity to turn the tide on decades of abuse of executive https://t.co/ymDSKLDJZA
#SriLanka: UN Human Rights urges Govt to halt use of repressive Prevention of Terrorism Act and to bolster accountability for human rights violations. UN Human Rights Chief @volker_turk: “This Government still has an opportunity to turn the tide on decades of abuse of executive https://t.co/hjki5gijiJ