The Sri Lanka Campaign is a global non-partisan movement that aims to:
- Achieve genuine reconciliation based on accountability for violations of international law
- Build respect for human rights and the rule of law
- Support efforts within Sri Lankan civil society to promote a just and lasting peace
Freedom of religion in Sri Lanka: four things we learned from a recent report by a UN expert
The past few weeks have seen many inches of column space taken up by Sri Lanka’s decision to withdraw from UN Human Rights Council resolution 30/1, a move which saw the government tear up its earlier promise to deal with legacy of the country’s bloody civil war...
Time for international action on accountability in Sri Lanka
Last week, Sri Lanka’s new government formally withdrew its support for UN Human Rights Council (HRC) resolution 30/1 – thereby pulling the plug on its long-standing pledge to establish a domestic accountability mechanism capable of investigating atrocity crimes...
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Sri Lanka and the Search for Justice: Ten Years On, Callum Macrae/Outsider TV (March 2019) [Warning: distressing content]
Torture in Sri Lanka in 2015, ITJP (September 2015) [Warning: distressing content]