Sri Lanka 'has learned lessons from reconciliation'   Sri
Lanka's high commissioner to the UK, Dr Chris Nonis, says that
his country has achieved tremendous progress towards
reconciliation since the end of the conflict which lasted for 28
years.  He said that "297,000 people have been rehabilitated and
there is a billion dollar programme going into the North and
East of the country".  Sri Lanka's human rights record remains
in the spotlight four years since it's war against Tamil Tiger
rebels came to an end. Many campaigners say unless there is a
full war crimes investigation Sri Lanka should not be the venue
for the forthcoming Commonwealth heads of government meeting due
to be held there in November.  Mishal Husain was joined on BBC
World News by Dr Chris Nonis, Sri Lanka's high commissioner to
the UK.