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Why Sri Lanka rejected US resolution

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    The Sri Lankan government has decided to reject the US resolution which was submitted at the UN Human Rights Council. According to Sri Lanka, introducing a resolution that seeks single out the country are unhelpful to Sri Lanka’s current process and they have drawn disproportionate attention toward the situation of Sri Lanka. Also, such action will lead to destabilizing the peace in the country.

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    Added an answer on March 20, 2018 at 7:39 am

    The Sri Lankan government has decided to reject the US resolution which was submitted at the UN Human Rights Council. According to Sri Lanka, introducing a resolution that seeks single out the country are unhelpful to Sri Lanka’s current process and they have drawn disproportionate attention toward the situation of Sri Lanka. Also, such action will lead to destabilizing the peace in the country.

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    Added an answer on March 20, 2018 at 7:39 am

    The Sri Lankan government has decided to reject the US resolution which was submitted at the UN Human Rights Council. According to Sri Lanka, introducing a resolution that seeks single out the country are unhelpful to Sri Lanka’s current process and they have drawn disproportionate attention toward the situation of Sri Lanka. Also, such action will lead to destabilizing the peace in the country.

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