Sri Lanka must now submit its claims

After 63 years of consistent denial despite overwhelming and incontrovertible evidence of British war crimes and crimes against humanity in British colonies, the wheels of justice have finally turned against Britain which has now agreed to pay £20m to 5,228 Mau Mau torture victims for crimes against humanity committed during colonial rule under the British Empire.

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13 A: THE AMENDMENT OPPONENTS ARE FLOORED

The reaction of the inveterate critics of the government to the proposed constitutional amendments, as usual, is not based upon reason. Their attempts to whip up hysteria that the two proposed amendments, especially the proposal to repeal Article 154(G)(3) as “dangerous”, and that they will render the 13th Amendment “worthless” are based not on reasoned logic, but on the entrenched position that carving out of an ethnic enclave in the North needs to be achieved at all costs.

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