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Some are calling it genocide, others are calling it the systematic slaughtering of thousands of innocent men, women and children and others are calling a contravention of the rules of war.

Whatever happened in Sri Lanka during the final brutal days of its long and bloody civil war, it is plainly clear that there are serious questions that need to be asked of the current Sri Lankan leadership by the international community.


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