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India abstains from vote on Sri Lanka war crimes in Geneva
India has abstained from the vote at the United Nations session in Geneva which calls for an international criminal investigation into alleged war crimes in the final stage of the island's civil war which ended in 2009.
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India votes against Sri Lanka; not good enough, says Karunanidhi
India was among 25 countries that voted against Sri Lanka today at the UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva. However, contrary to the government's announcement yesterday, India did not move any amendments to the resolution sponsored by the US.
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All-party meeting on Sri Lanka resolution ends inconclusively
The government's meeting with the leaders of all political parties to discuss the draft of a resolution on Sri Lanka ended inconclusively. After the meeting ended, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath said no consensus emerged on the resolution to be moved in Parliament
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Surprise support from Mamata Banerjee for government on Sri Lanka controversy
Mamata Banerjee, who quit the ruling coalition last year, has said she will back the government on whatever stand it takes at Geneva, where a resolution on alleged war crimes by Sri Lanka will be put to vote tomorrow.
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DMK ally withdraws support to UPA
After DMK, the lone MP of Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK), Thirumaa Valavan Thol, today withdrew support to the Congress-led UPA over the Sri Lankan Tamils issue.
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Sri Lanka government denies UN charge of intimidating activists
The Sri Lankan government today denied the United Nations charge of intimidating pro-Tamil activists at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva.
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UN rights chief warns against Sri Lankan activist attacks
The UN rights chief warned on Friday against reprisals against Sri Lankan activists, noting "threats and intimidation" carried out by Colombo in the run-up to a contested war crimes probe vote.
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Resolution respects Lankan sovereignty: Indian envoy to NDTV
A day after India voted against Sri Lanka and supported US' resolution, India's envoy to the United Nations Dilip Sinha in Geneva tells NDTV that the resolution ensures Sri Lanka's sovereignty is respected.
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India abstains from vote on Sri Lanka war crimes in Geneva
India has abstained from the vote at the United Nations session in Geneva which calls for an international criminal investigation into alleged war crimes in the final stage of the island's civil war which ended in 2009.
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India votes against Sri Lanka; not good enough, says Karunanidhi
India was among 25 countries that voted against Sri Lanka today at the UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva. However, contrary to the government's announcement yesterday, India did not move any amendments to the resolution sponsored by the US.
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All-party meeting on Sri Lanka resolution ends inconclusively
The government's meeting with the leaders of all political parties to discuss the draft of a resolution on Sri Lanka ended inconclusively. After the meeting ended, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath said no consensus emerged on the resolution to be moved in Parliament
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Surprise support from Mamata Banerjee for government on Sri Lanka controversy
Mamata Banerjee, who quit the ruling coalition last year, has said she will back the government on whatever stand it takes at Geneva, where a resolution on alleged war crimes by Sri Lanka will be put to vote tomorrow.
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DMK ally withdraws support to UPA
After DMK, the lone MP of Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK), Thirumaa Valavan Thol, today withdrew support to the Congress-led UPA over the Sri Lankan Tamils issue.
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Sri Lanka government denies UN charge of intimidating activists
The Sri Lankan government today denied the United Nations charge of intimidating pro-Tamil activists at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva.
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UN rights chief warns against Sri Lankan activist attacks
The UN rights chief warned on Friday against reprisals against Sri Lankan activists, noting "threats and intimidation" carried out by Colombo in the run-up to a contested war crimes probe vote.
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Resolution respects Lankan sovereignty: Indian envoy to NDTV
A day after India voted against Sri Lanka and supported US' resolution, India's envoy to the United Nations Dilip Sinha in Geneva tells NDTV that the resolution ensures Sri Lanka's sovereignty is respected.
