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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 7784864" data-attributes="member: 92282">Sri Lanka government coalition party National  Freedom Front (NFF) leader and Minister of Housing and Construction  Wimal Weerawansa vowed today to launch a fast unto death unless the  panel advised by the United Nations Secretary-General to advise him on  Sri Lanka is not dissolved.   Addressing a press conference in Colombo today, Weerawansa said that  discussions are underway with national organizations in this regard.   Weerawansa also said that the appointment of the advisory panel  should not be perceived as a simple act as it could be followed by the  appointment of an investigation committee to look into allegations of  violations of human rights and war crimes.   This would eventually lead to the leaders and war heroes of Sri  Lanka produced before an international court of justice, he added.   Weerawansa also warned the UN that a protest would be held before  the UN office of Colombo. CPWimal : Take UN Lanka staff hostageGovernment Minister Wimal Weerawansa has urged the public to surround   the UN office in Sri Lanka and trap the staff inside until a decision  is  taken by the UN Secretary General to dissolve the panel he appointed  on  Sri Lanka.Weerawansa told reporters today that the appointment of the three-member   advisory panel by UN General Secretary Ban Ki Moon is the primary step   that would prompt the Sri Lankan leaders to be produced to the   International Court of Justice (ICJ).“This appointment should not be perceived upon as a simple act because   the next step of UN would be to appoint an investigative committee to   look into the possible violations of human rights and war crimes. This   would eventually lead to the leaders and war heroes of Sri Lanka to be   produced to the ICJ,” Weerawansa, who is also the leader of the National   Freedom Front, said.Weerawansa who also spoke of Democratic National Alliance (DNA) Leader   Sarath Fonseka’s agreement to talk with the UN panel, described of it as   a revolting move towards betraying the country’s sovereignty.    dailymirror</blockquote>

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