evidence: The Opposition is calling on the Government to restore more democracy, rule of law and media freedom in Sri Lanka in order to reduce the international pressure. United National Party Parliamentarian Lakshman Kiriella, upon his return from Geneva, emphasises that if the Government takes the above steps, the Opposition will support it to overcome the resolution at the Geneva Human Rights Council.The party bigwig points out that the heavily-discussed resolution is not against Sri Lanka as the present regime claims, but purely against the Rajapaksa Government. "The Government is saying the resolution is to divide the country, but it speaks of a united Sri Lanka. This signifies that the international community accepts the fact that Sri Lanka has to be united," he noted.Following are excerpts of the interview:Q: Why did you go to Geneva? A: I went for the Inter Parliamentary Union Conference (IPU), which is almost next door to the United Nations Human Rights Council. Most of the delegates who had come for the IPU also took part in the UN Human Rights Council deliberations.