The international inquiry we sought has been formally accepted. This outcome belongs entirely to you because I truly never imagined we would reach this point. I am still processing the news but I know we must remain watchful to ensure these promises are upheld.
June 7, 2013
Final supporters
His Excellency Manmohan Singh
Prime Minister
Republic of India
South Block, Raisina Hill,
New Delhi, India-110 101.
Re: International Investigation of Sri Lanka Now.
Dear Prime Minister,
I
am urgently writing to you about the current UN Human Rights Council
Session in Geneva.
I respectfully urge India to take the leadership
role and propose an amendment to a U.S. sponsored Resolution, to call
for an Independent International Inquiry for Sri Lanka, at the current
UN Human Rights Council session.
I also urge you to use India's
important influence to create an International Protection Mechanism to
safeguard Tamils in that Island. I am confident that as the head of an
emerging international power and the only major power in South Asia, and
with the well-being of a People of risk at heart, you will consider our
request favorably.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Updates
March 19, 2013
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have joined this effort since I first put it up. This growth is entirely because of your conviction and not anything I could have managed on my own.
Reached 100 supporters
March 19, 2013
6 Comments
Enough is enough. The world has watched this go on for way to long. India needs to step up and stop protecting people who commit war crimes.
India used to care about human rights. Where is the leadership we were promised. Do the right thing.
How many more thousands have to die before the UN actually does something real instead of just talkin. An independent inquiry is the only way.
Thinking of all the families still looking for answers. Please make this happen.
Justice for the victims!!! Why are we still waiting on this.
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The international inquiry we sought has been formally accepted. This outcome belongs entirely to you because I truly never imagined we would reach this point. I am still processing the news but I know we must remain watchful to ensure these promises are upheld.
June 7, 2013
Final supporters
His Excellency Manmohan Singh
Prime Minister
Republic of India
South Block, Raisina Hill,
New Delhi, India-110 101.
Re: International Investigation of Sri Lanka Now.
Dear Prime Minister,
I
am urgently writing to you about the current UN Human Rights Council
Session in Geneva.
I respectfully urge India to take the leadership
role and propose an amendment to a U.S. sponsored Resolution, to call
for an Independent International Inquiry for Sri Lanka, at the current
UN Human Rights Council session.
I also urge you to use India's
important influence to create an International Protection Mechanism to
safeguard Tamils in that Island. I am confident that as the head of an
emerging international power and the only major power in South Asia, and
with the well-being of a People of risk at heart, you will consider our
request favorably.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Updates
March 19, 2013
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have joined this effort since I first put it up. This growth is entirely because of your conviction and not anything I could have managed on my own.
Reached 100 supporters
March 19, 2013
6 Comments
about time.
Enough is enough. The world has watched this go on for way to long. India needs to step up and stop protecting people who commit war crimes.
India used to care about human rights. Where is the leadership we were promised. Do the right thing.
How many more thousands have to die before the UN actually does something real instead of just talkin. An independent inquiry is the only way.
Thinking of all the families still looking for answers. Please make this happen.
Justice for the victims!!! Why are we still waiting on this.
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