One million signatures against the UN report..

April 21, 2011  

A campaign to obtain one million signatures for a petition against the UN Expert Panel report began today (April 21) at the Bus Depot on Bastian Mawatha in Colombo. The campaign was organized by the Private Transport Services Ministry. (Pic by Osanda Daham Nimsara)

One million signatures against the UN report..
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