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Lanka launches pre-emptive strike at UNHRC

Sri Lanka is to carry out a pre-emptive campaign ahead of the UN Human Rights Council sessions in Geneva next week to ward-off any moves to trigger a debate on allegations of human rights violations during the last stages of the fighting against the LTTE.

 
Govt. goes ahead with leadership training plan

The government is to go ahead with its controversial “leadership” programme in military camps for university entrants from tomorrow despite serious concerns expressed by students, parents and academics, a senior official of the Higher Education Ministry said yesterday.

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