The Tamil struggle stands on its own and own arguments and does not need justification, said that a former anti-apartheid activist who works in on promoting justice, reconciliation and democracy around the world.
Speaking to Ceylon Today in an interview on Friday, Dr Ivor Jenkins, highlighting that Sri Lanka had a chance to find a solution to bring stability to the island, said,
“The Tamil ethnic question can indeed be resolved through talks and negotiations to everyone’s satisfaction.”
Dr Jenkins added that any solution must ensure that the “process is all inclusive and not an externally imported model.”
Singapore meeting faces criticism over lack of transparency (07 Apr 2015)
Talks held in Singapore on promoting reconciliation in Sri Lanka (05 Apr 2015)
Speaking to Ceylon Today in an interview on Friday, Dr Ivor Jenkins, highlighting that Sri Lanka had a chance to find a solution to bring stability to the island, said,
“The Tamil ethnic question can indeed be resolved through talks and negotiations to everyone’s satisfaction.”
Dr Jenkins added that any solution must ensure that the “process is all inclusive and not an externally imported model.”
Singapore meeting faces criticism over lack of transparency (07 Apr 2015)
Talks held in Singapore on promoting reconciliation in Sri Lanka (05 Apr 2015)