When Marzuki Darusman spoke to the media at the UN on Thursday, his biography as read out by the UN did not include his recent work on Sri Lanka. Media People asked him as to why the Sri Lankan government called it as the "Darusman report."
Darusman said, "it is a UN report, no less, no more," coming from a "penel of experts appointed by the UN Secretary General" Ban Ki-Moon. " Therefore it can only be known as a UN report on Sri Lanka"
Media people Questioned him about the belated transmission of the report to the UN Human Rights Council. He replied that "it is now being referred to the Human Rights Council in Geneva."