Fourteen common society associations and 39 activists put forth the claim in an announcement that praises the report issued by the UNHRC a week ago.
The announcement commends the numerous positive substance in the discourse made to the UNHRC session in Geneva by outside undertakings clergyman Mangala Samaraweera, including strides to revoke the PTA and the incorporation of hostile comments and constrained vanishings in the corrective code.
Legal counselor Sudarshana Gunawardena of Rights Now, a signatory to the announcement, has told BBC the circumstance has enhanced subsequent to the new government assumed control.
Be that as it may, witnesses were hesitant to approach as the security of casualties and witnesses is not appropriately set up, he said.
He contended it was unrealistic to change overnight something that has been there for quite a while, and noted there has not been adequate changes in the exercises of the military.
The announcement asks for the legislature to give an expedient political answer for the national inquiry through an important devolution of force.
