China Supports Sri Lanka & India against Sri Lanka

[harpoon]

India true color exposed . India always taking anti-tamil stance means then what wrong in demanding free nation for Tamils? Indian integration days are numbered.

China and Pakistan is our arch rival but still they showed firmness in that issues till the end. But wat India did?? back stabbed their own people. I agree with you guys India is worst and cheap country in the world.

I am sorry.GoI makes foreign policy taking into view the greater good of the nation not just the state of Tamil Nadu.

 

[jetti]

India true color exposed . India always taking anti-tamil stance means then what wrong in demanding free nation for Tamils? Indian integration days are numbered.

China and Pakistan is our arch rival but still they showed firmness in that issues till the end. But wat India did?? back stabbed their own people. I agree with you guys India is worst and cheap country in the world.

dei yennada , summa polambade

 

[Jackdaws]

Look at the august company China has in this case: Congo, Cuba, Ecuador, Indonesia, Kuwait, Maldives, Mauritania, Philippines, Qatar, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Thailand and Uganda - all countries with dictatorial tendencies with scant respect for human rights. LOL - Mauritania voting on human rights itself is a joke because 20% - yes 20% of its population is literally enslaved - the last bastion of slavery in the world

Now let's look at who voted with India: Austria, Belgium, Benin, Cameroon, Chile, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Guatemala, Hungary, India, Italy, Libya, Mauritius, Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, Peru, Poland, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Spain, Switzerland, United States and Uruguay.

With the exception of Libya who I don't know who represents these days and Benin - the rest are all democratic nations which by and large care about human rights.

I am glad India did the right thing.

 

[SinoChallenger]

Look at the august company China has in this case: Congo, Cuba, Ecuador, Indonesia, Kuwait, Maldives, Mauritania, Philippines, Qatar, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Thailand and Uganda - all countries with dictatorial tendencies with scant respect for human rights. LOL - Mauritania voting on human rights itself is a joke because 20% - yes 20% of its population is literally enslaved - the last bastion of slavery in the world

Now let's look at who voted with India: Austria, Belgium, Benin, Cameroon, Chile, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Guatemala, Hungary, India, Italy, Libya, Mauritius, Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, Peru, Poland, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Spain, Switzerland, United States and Uruguay.

With the exception of Libya who I don't know who represents these days and Benin - the rest are all democratic nations which by and large care about human rights.

I am glad India did the right thing.

Well said! india gets a little pat on the head from its Anglo master for that one.

 

[jetti]

Well said! india gets a little pat on the head from its Anglo master for that one.

So did china pat the guys who voted with you or was china patted.. or did you do the group-thingy
Jeez.. in this case by supporting SL in their abuse of HR, China/Pak are just covering their behinds if it comes to them.

 

[nemesis102]

lankans are our long trusted friends. No surprise at all...

ohh yesss..Srilanka helped pakistan's killing and raping of your own people in 1971..At that time, only Tamils objected and protested in Srilanka....

They deserve to be your long trusted friend... No surprise at all

 

[harpoon]

lankans are our long trusted friends. No surprise at all...

Lankans refuelled Pakistani ships and aircrafts on their way to BD to commit war crimes in 1971. So yes, Lankans are truly your trusted friends.

 

[idune]

This indian vote made things easier for Srilanka. Now SriLanka can award Mannar and Cauvery basin exploration to Chinese companies. This will bring China more closer in south asian exploration.

In the long run south asian countries has to form another regional forum and leaving indian out of it.

 

[-INDIAN-]

dei yennada , summa polambade

vidu machi avan kedakuran....

 

[Rocky25]

This indian vote made things easier for Srilanka. Now SriLanka can award Mannar and Cauvery basin exploration to Chinese companies. This will bring China more closer in south asian exploration.

In the long run south asian countries has to form another regional forum and leaving indian out of it.

If at all things were that easy! SL know about India well and vice verse!

India-SL relation is not that feeble!

Lankans refuelled Pakistani ships and aircrafts on their way to BD to commit war crimes in 1971. So yes, Lankans are truly your trusted friends.

They suffered a lot for that... They will not do it again!

 

[Jackdaws]

Well said! india gets a little pat on the head from its Anglo master for that one.

Aww - do you feel left out? It is not your fault - you guys have always looked for pats on the back from your Emperors to your Japanese masters and nowadays from either you unelected Commie leadership or from Foxconn factory owners.

 

[ephone]

So, what effect can it have?

S.L. definitely will not allow some BS investigation teams into its country. There won't be any military threat from U.N. either. There won't be any punitive measures as well.

So S.L. can simply ignore such type of resolution, right???

This is not a security council voting, no country holds veto here, every vote is equal.

 

[Battle of Bach Dang River]

China Supports Sri Lanka & India against Sri Lanka

India voted against Sri Lanka.

India, which normally does not vote on nation-specific resolutions, made a last-minute departure in the current instance after overwhelming pressure from parties in Tamil Nadu to vote against Sri Lanka.

Interestingly, India's neighbours China, Pakistan and Bangladesh, voted against the motion. Maldives said the resolution was not necessary and Sri Lanka should be given time to implement the recommendations of the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission (LLRC).


India Votes Against Sri Lanka on UNHRC Resolution | news.outlookindia.com

China backs Sri Lanka on UNHRC resolution


China on Thursday expressed its strong opposition to a proposed United States-backed resolution at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) calling on Sri Lanka to address rights violations, describing it as a move to “impose pressure.”

Ahead of the crucial vote in Geneva, the Chinese government went as far as saying that Sri Lanka had made “great strides” in promoting human rights and towards achieving national reconciliation, underscoring its support to an under-pressure Sri Lankan government.

“We oppose using a country-specific human rights resolution to impose pressure,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hong Lei told reporters on Thursday. “We believe the Sri Lankan government and people are capable of handling their own affairs.”

Mr. Hong said China believed that “dialogue and cooperation is the fundamental way out for the human rights dispute”.

“In recent years, in terms of promoting human rights and realising national reconciliation, Sri Lanka has made great strides,” he said.

China’s view, he added, was that the international community should play “a constructive role” in helping Sri Lanka achieve stability.

The two countries pledged to deepen their strategic ties earlier this month when Sri Lankan Defence Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa visited Beijing.

Mr. Rajapaksa “expressed thanks for China’s support in the process of Sri Lanka ending the civil war and pushing reconstruction and development,” the official Xinhua news agency quoted him as telling Chinese Defence Minister Liang Guanglie. China boosted its military support to Sri Lanka during the closing stages of the war.

Mr. Liang stressed that China “will continue to support Sri Lanka’s efforts in safeguarding state independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity”.

The Hindu : News / International : China backs Sri Lanka on UNHRC resolution

24 countries voted: To protect of Human rights;

15 countries voted against: To protect the Government.

Vote or against, it shows itself to their country.

 

[Jackdaws]

24 countries voted: To protect of Human rights;

15 countries voted against: To protect the Government.

Vote or against, it shows itself to their country.

The Indian news channels were replete with pics of an 11 year old kid shot at point blank range by Sri Lankan military - they apparently made the kid watch as they first shot his bodyguards - then they shot him. If this is not a human right abuse, what is? Diplomatic ties aside, these are clear human right violations. If Sri Lanka had admitted to those violations - it would have been a different story. But Lanka admitted there were no violations - India had no option but to vote against them.

 

[Punjabbi Munda]

Lol I remember that idiot Chinese dragon saying " don't worry china ad russia will veto resolution again SL"
Guess you don't know the iff between unsc and unhrc
Poor chini