UK not happy with local probe
November 19, 2013
British Prime Minister David Cameron says investigations carried out by the Sri Lankan government on human rights related issues are not fully independent as most of them have been military-led inquiries.
He told the British House of Commons Britain wants to see a proper, independent inquiry into the incident which allegedly took place during the war.
In a briefing to the House of Commons on his recent visit to Sri Lanka for the Commonwealth summit, Cameron said that the Sri Lankan issue is now an established part of Britain’s foreign policy which is to raise at every international forum the importance of a strong, united, prosperous and reconciled future for Sri Lanka.
