Sri Lanka Expects Support From India In UNHRC
Sri Lanka expects support from India in UNHRC, read- complete case.
Sri Lanka on Tuesday hoped that India would stand by it when the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) makes its new accountability and reconciliation proposal related to it this month.
Just a few days earlier, the United Nations in a report called for drastic measures against those responsible for alleged violations of human rights during the last phase of the armed conflict with the LTTE.
Government spokesperson and Minister Kehlia Rambukwela said that the Sri Lankan government expects support from the Government of India on the proposal to be brought against the country in the sessions of the United Nations Human Rights Council.
The proposal criticizes the country for war crimes and threatens to drag those responsible for it to the international court.
In addition, there have been calls for sanctions against officials allegedly responsible for human rights violations.
India and Sri Lanka Relations
India sent a vaccine to start its vaccination to fight Covid-19. The effect of diplomacy started to appear.
Sri Lanka’s debt-ridden Sri Lanka has stepped up a friendship and has given India the contract for the development of its strategically important Colombo Port’s Western Container Terminal.
The neighboring country informed about the approval of the proposal to this effect on Tuesday. The terminal will be developed by a joint venture company formed with India and Japan.
Sri Lanka will give the project on a 35-year lease. It can be found from this that the relationship between the two countries is good.
Corona Vaccine Diplomacy Begins, India Gets Contract for Port Terminal Development in Sri Lanka
India’s corona vaccine diplomacy has begun to show its impact.
Sri Lanka has stepped up a friendship and has given India the contract for the development of its strategically important Colombo Port’s Western Container Terminal.
The neighboring country informed about the approval of the proposal to this effect on Tuesday. The terminal will be developed by a joint venture company formed with India and Japan.
Lanka will give the project on a 35-year lease. Let the Sri Lankan government cancel the contract for the development of a tunnel at the same port a few weeks before this decision. is.
