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Portrait of Rajiva Wijesinha Rajiva Wijesinha Rajiva Wijesinha reflects on the first three months of being the Secretary-General of SCOPP

I would hesitate to say they are all like that, for undoubtedly there are perfectly sincere people concerned with human rights, and there is no doubt that the government of Sri Lanka could do much to improve the situation. I have myself pointed out that the questions the original ICJ report raised about procedures were valid, and that there is urgent need for a Witness Protection Act as suggested by the International Group of Eminent Persons headed by Justice Bhagwathi.
But, sadly, these legitimate concerns are overlaid by the particular agendas of some members of the international community.
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Portrait of Rajiva Wijesinha Rajiva Wijesinha Rajiva Wijesinha reflects on the first three months of being the Secretary-General of SCOPP

Concerted attempts at denigration - the ICJ distortions But these agencies, working in Sri Lanka, are perhaps the least of our worries with regard to attempts to undermine the peace process, which will be the inevitable consequence of attempts, if successful, to undermine the government. My belief, on the strength admittedly of interactions over just three months, is that particularly the more senior decision makers of the international community working here have a genuine desire to help, and are not promoting a destructive agenda.
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