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The Sri Lankan governement's Foreign Secretary, Palitha Kohona, said that winner of a war never tried war crimes in an interview to Daily Mirror.
“If you look at the history of war crimes there isn’t one instance where a winner of a war has been tried before a Tribunal. They have always been set up for losers. And if you were to take winners then the start would have to be taken elsewhere. Sri Lanka did not drop atom bombs or destroy entire cities during the war,” said, Sri Lanka’s foreign secretary and newly appointed permanent representative to the UN, Palitha Kohona in an interview to Daily Mirror, Thursday, outlining the diplomatic prospects of Colombo in engaging the officialdom of the world, in negating political solutions to the Tamil national question. “There is this thinking that all our problems can be solved by applying a political solution. I fail to see the logic behind this,” he said.
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at 17:32 on August 21st, 2009
One country was a winner for a long time and when it lost many where punished for war crimes. Germany!
at 19:31 on August 21st, 2009
The LTTE started the war, committed many war crimes and pro;onged the war long after it was clear they had lost. They ear 90% of the blame.
at 03:35 on August 22nd, 2009
I love Palitha Kohona..!
at 08:44 on August 22nd, 2009
Source: warwithoutwitness.com
at 12:29 on August 22nd, 2009
Hallelujah..!