Sri Lanka stance needs urgent rethink

Published AuthorBelle Hammond

Adjunct member of the Griffith Asia Institute, Gordon Weiss, last week published an opinion piece for the Newcastle Herald commenting on Australia’s opposition to the United Nation’s Sri Lanka war crimes investigation.

Gordon Weiss is author of The Cage: The Fight for Sri Lanka and the Last Days of the Tamil Tigers, and was UN spokesman in Sri Lanka during the final three years of the war.

Read the full article at the Newcastle Herald website.

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