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| Published on November 15, 2012 at 2:19 am

 

Charles Petrie who headed the Internal Review Panel with UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. File photo

 

Interestingly please note that on P11 a sentence is blacked out. But they haven’t erased the underlying data. So by using copy and paste you can extract and read the redacted sentence

” several USG participants and the RC did not stand by the casualty numbers, saying that the data were ‘not verified’. Participants in the meeting questioned an OHCHR proposal to release a public statement referencing the numbers and possible crimes.”

Similarly on P15 blacked out text reads:

Several participants noted the limited support from Member States at the Human Rights Council and suggested the UN advocate instead for a domestic mechanism, although it was recognized that past domestic mechanisms in Sri Lanka had not led to genuine accountability. One participant said that “[i]t was important to maintain pressure on the Government with respect to recovery, reconciliation
and returns and not to undermine this focus through unwavering calls for accountability …”
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  Charles Petrie who headed the Internal Review Panel with UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. File photo   Interestingly please note that on P11 a sentence is ...