External Affairs Ministry Secretary Karunathilaka Amunugama
on August 9 said Sri Lanka’s
Universal Periodic Review
(UPA) report that outlines
the country’s latest progress
on the Human Rights front
becomes a UN document from
August 10 (today), reports
Daily News. The report
was officially handed over
to the United Nations Human
Rights Council (UNHRC) in
Geneva on August 9. The
minister said the report
could be accessed by any
nation wishing to know the
work any place in the UPR
report that was sent to
the UN Human Rights Council,
Amunugama said carried out
by Sri Lanka to improve
its Human Rights conditions.
Asked if the government’s
National Action Plan on
Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation
Commission (LLRC) recommendations
had they have included a
link in a web page to find
information about the LLRC
Action Plan. |
