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Sunday, September 30, 2018
Sri Lanka After Mass Killing and Cover Up Is Blithely Praised by UN Guterres Who Censors Press
By Matthew Russell Lee, 30/7 CJR, 19/6 Video
UNITED NATIONS GATE, September 28 –UN Peacekeeper chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix
has been multiply informed that the Sri Lanka government vetting of
peacekeepers the UN has relied on has not been complied with, regarding
at least 49 soldiers now "serving" the UN in Lebanon. Inner City Press
was sent a copy of the letters, and published them - then asked UN
Spokesman Stephane Dujarric for the UN's response. [See July 21
response, below.] On July 30 UNSG Antonio Guterres' sleazy basis for roughing up and banning Inner City Press now for life (and the impending UNGA week which Sirisena is slated to attendand pitch at) was reported in
the Columbia Journalist Review, and now the NY Post. But on September
through Eri Kaneko of his Spokesperson's Office, Guterres offered this
shamefully gushing read out: "The Secretary-General met with H.E.
Maithripala Sirisena, the President of the Democratic Socialist Republic
of Sri Lanka. The Secretary-General appreciated the close cooperation
between Sri Lanka and the United Nations and thanked Sri Lanka for its
contribution to United Nations peacekeeping in particular. The
Secretary-General and the President also discussed Sri Lanka’s efforts
in the peace and reconciliation process. The Secretary-General offered
continued support in this regard. They also discussed the implementation
of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development." Really.Meanwhile Sri Lanka which
used cluster munitions is now President of the Convention on Cluster
Munitions. "In Sri Lanka’s case they have driven many de-miners and UN
staff outof the country and effectively silenced the witnesses. There
are also many victims among recent refugees outside Sri Lanka in
countries like Switzerland; their geographic dislocation should not
diminish their rights as victims,” said Jasmin Sooka of ITJPSL.
“The Convention requires Sri Lanka to undertake a victim survey which
should include victims abroad subject to internationally recognized
witness protection provisions.” Inner City Press has
repeatedly asked Dujarric, "September 17-2: It is multiply reported
that Sri Lanka during the upcoming high level week will make a
presentation to the SG about, among other things, limited the currently
stated vetting of Sri Lanka troops for participation in alleged war
crimes. Please state the date of any meeting of the SG with President
Sirisena, and state the UN's / SG's view of the current vetting system,
including seeming lack of compliance by Sri Lanka. What is the status of
Sri Lankan deployments and/or rotations?" As of September 20, no
answer. But this, from JDS: "Month Crime Security forces Location July
2018 Abduction, Torture
and Murder
By Matthew Russell Lee, 30/7 CJR, 19/6 VideoUNITED NATIONS GATE, September 28 –UN Peacekeeper chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix
has been multiply informed that the Sri Lanka government vetting of
peacekeepers the UN has relied on has not been complied with, regarding
at least 49 soldiers now "serving" the UN in Lebanon. Inner City Press
was sent a copy of the letters, and published them - then asked UN
Spokesman Stephane Dujarric for the UN's response. [See July 21
response, below.] On July 30 UNSG Antonio Guterres' sleazy basis for roughing up and banning Inner City Press now for life (and the impending UNGA week which Sirisena is slated to attendand pitch at) was reported in
the Columbia Journalist Review, and now the NY Post. But on September
through Eri Kaneko of his Spokesperson's Office, Guterres offered this
shamefully gushing read out: "The Secretary-General met with H.E.
Maithripala Sirisena, the President of the Democratic Socialist Republic
of Sri Lanka. The Secretary-General appreciated the close cooperation
between Sri Lanka and the United Nations and thanked Sri Lanka for its
contribution to United Nations peacekeeping in particular. The
Secretary-General and the President also discussed Sri Lanka’s efforts
in the peace and reconciliation process. The Secretary-General offered
continued support in this regard. They also discussed the implementation
of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development." Really.Meanwhile Sri Lanka which
used cluster munitions is now President of the Convention on Cluster
Munitions. "In Sri Lanka’s case they have driven many de-miners and UN
staff outof the country and effectively silenced the witnesses. There
are also many victims among recent refugees outside Sri Lanka in
countries like Switzerland; their geographic dislocation should not
diminish their rights as victims,” said Jasmin Sooka of ITJPSL.
“The Convention requires Sri Lanka to undertake a victim survey which
should include victims abroad subject to internationally recognized
witness protection provisions.” Inner City Press has
repeatedly asked Dujarric, "September 17-2: It is multiply reported
that Sri Lanka during the upcoming high level week will make a
presentation to the SG about, among other things, limited the currently
stated vetting of Sri Lanka troops for participation in alleged war
crimes. Please state the date of any meeting of the SG with President
Sirisena, and state the UN's / SG's view of the current vetting system,
including seeming lack of compliance by Sri Lanka. What is the status of
Sri Lankan deployments and/or rotations?" As of September 20, no
answer. But this, from JDS: "Month Crime Security forces Location July
2018 Abduction, Tortureand Murder
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