International Investigation On Sri Lanka Should Continue!
Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein
By S. V. Kirubaharan -January 19, 2015
S. V. Kirubaharan
Those who are in politics can continue on their path, through political means using diplomacy and those who are involved in the field of human rights should continue even though there is a change of regime. Those who are used to exchanging birthday greetings, meeting and taking photographs, maintaining personal friendships with Sri Lanka political leaders will continue their support for anyone of their choice. We respect their rights.
But we are not ready to get caught to any mirage until we see justice for the victims.
Any international affair concerning human rights, war crimes and crimes against humanity is always against a State rather than against a political party or parties, which form a government. This is a fundamental principle regarding international standards. International covenants and treaties are signed by a State leader or his/her representatives on behalf of a particular State, but not a political party or parties that he /she represent.
