.Amnesty International Secretary General Agnes Callamard was in 🇳🇵Nepal last week as a part of her first visit to South Asia. Read excerpts of her interview with The Kathmandu Post where she talks of the human rights situation in #Nepal and the rest of the world.
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AMNESTY INTL CHIEF IN SL : 'End to discrimination and the repression'

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Amnesty International’s Secretary General, Agnès Callamard, concluded a five-day visit to Sri Lanka, in which she met with officials and a diverse cross-section of society, stakeholders to discuss a range of pressing human rights issues.

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Sri Lanka: Fifteen Years After the End of the War, Victims Still Await Justice at Mullivaikkal

Agnes Callamard, Secretary General at @Amnesty, said:

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“Today’s anniversary is a grim reminder of the collective failure of the Sri Lankan authorities and the international community to deliver justice to the many victims of Sri Lanka’s three-decade-long internal armed conflict,” said Agnes Callamard to Al Jazeera.

Amnesty International Secretary General Agnes Callamard joins thousands of war survivors at Mullivaikkal in the Mullaitivu District to mark the end of the civil war 15 years ago. #15years #commemoration

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Victims still await justice at Mullivaikkal, Sri Lanka. We cannot allow for the mothers’ tears and cries to be swept, away from international attention. What happened to the 60.000 iff not 100,000 disappeared persons? Their families have a right to know amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

Here in solidarity with all those affected by Sri Lanka’s internal armed conflict which came to a brutal end 15 years ago today.

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I attended today Mullivaikkal Remembrance Day. Standing in solidarity with all those who have lost loved ones and are demanding answers and justice. Ensuring that Sri Lanka 60 to 100,000 disappeared do not fall off the international agenda. Justice and Truth must be served.