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## INDIA/SRI LANKA/UK - UK parliament debate on human rights part of propaganda war - Sri Lanka official

Released on 2012-09-03 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 707806
Date | 2011-09-21 12:40:06
From | nobody@stratfor.com
To | translations@stratfor.com
List-Name | translations@stratfor.com

UK parliament debate on human rights part of propaganda war - Sri Lanka
official
Excerpt from report by Shamindra Ferdinando headlined "Commons told
40,000 civilians, 60,000 fighters killed in 5 months of SL war"
published by Sri Lankan newspaper The Island website on 21 September
The Sri Lankan government yesterday alleged that a recent debate in the
House of Commons on 'human rights in the Indian sub-continent' had
exposed some of those propagating lies in support of a move to set up an
international war crimes inquiry targeting Sri Lanka.
Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa yesterday told The Island now that
the British parliament had been told of 100,000 deaths during the last
five months of the battle on the Vanni front, the UK should reveal how
it reached that conclusion.
The British lawmaker had conveniently forgotten that the total number of
deaths due to the eelam war IV was below 100,000, the defence secretary
said alleging that a foolish attempt was now being made to exaggerate
casualty figures in view of the ongoing Geneva sessions of the Human
Rights Council. According to him, it was part of a propaganda war
against Sri Lanka ahead of the UN General Assembly in New York. [Passage
omitted]
Defence Secretary Rajapaksa said that those wanting to haul Sri Lanka up
before an international war crimes tribunal on the basis of the
controversial 'Darusman report' and 'Sri Lanka's Killing Fields'
produced by Channel 4 News should go through the Commons debate on
'human rights in the Indian sub continent."
UK based sources told The Island that about 70 per cent of the debate
had been taken up by the Jammu and Kashmir [Indian-administered
Kashmir], issue with the number of participants being about 30 out of
the 640 member House of Commons. [Passage omitted]
Rajapaksa pointed out that Amnesty International in its latest bulletin
captioned 'When Will They Get Justice?' estimated the number of
civilians killed at 10,000 on the basis of information provided by eye
witnesses and aid workers. The September 2011 report however didn't make
any reference to the number of combatants killed during eelam war IV or
the final five months.
Rajapaksa said if the London headquartered Amnesty International had
based its report on eyewitnesses and aid workers, it would be
interesting to know who briefed British MPs regarding the ground
situation. [Passage omitted]
Rajapaksa said that the military had facilitated the launch of special
banking services for those arriving in IDP [internally displaced
persons] facilities to deposit their money. "They brought in millions of
rupees in cash and millions worth of jewellery. There hadn't been any
complaints of theft or robbery," Rajapaksa said. [Passage omitted]
Source: The Island website, Colombo, in English 21 Sep 11
BBC Mon SA1 SADel nj
(c) Copyright British Broadcasting Corporation 2011