The Tamil National Alliance (TNA) today reiterated its support for an international investigation into allegations of abuses, adopting a resolution to support a US-sponsored resolution to be tabled at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) this session.
Senior members of the party met at Jaffna Library to adopt the resolution, which also denounced the Sri Lankan government’s Presidential Commission to probe disappearances, arguing that it did not address the grievances of the Tamil people.
The TNA also announced that it would send a delegation to the UNHRC sessions in Geneva, to extend support to the resolution.
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