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Interview by S. Vijay Kumar, The Hindu “Tamil Nadu has responsibility to protect the interests of refugees” An impartial investigation led by the United Nations is the only way to render justice to those affected by war crimes in Sri Lanka, Amnesty International Chief Executive in India G. Ananthapadmanabhan has said.

Amnesty International has launched the campaign, "Demand Justice in Sri Lanka," with an eye to the upcoming October when Sri Lanka comes before the UN Human Rights Council to report on its progress on its domestic human rights situation post-armed conflict. We're now taking questions. Read on.

Just 24 hours ago, Amnesty India launched its first major campaign from within India. In just a day, more than 65,000 people from all over India have called or sent an SMS to us to show their support and solidarity for the victims of injustice in Sri Lanka. And it's just Day One of an five-day campaign. Keep the calls coming.

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