Sri Lanka criticizes UN report on civil war

Published November 24, 2012 12:32am ET



COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — Sri Lanka’s government has criticized a United Nations report on the conclusion of island’s civil war, saying the allegations against the government are “unsubstantiated and erroneous.”

In a response to an internal review of the world body released last week, the External Affairs ministry said Friday that the report “appears to be another attempt at castigating Sri Lanka for militarily defeating” the Tamil Tiger guerrillas, who fought for a separate state in the Indian ocean island nation.

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