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LIVE WEBINAR – Sri Lanka: Quest for Justice, Rule of Law & Democratic Rights

Feb 9, 2021

Friday, February 12th 2021 Time: 8:30am (EST); 1:30pm (GMT); 2:30pm (CET); 7:00pm (IST); 12.30am (AEDT) Co-hosted by The Global Tamil Forum, Centre for Human Rights and Global Justice – New York University, Sri Lanka Campaign for Peace and Justice and The Canadian...

Another UN Human Rights Council resolution on Sri Lanka… (an explainer)

Mar 29, 2019

Been following recent developments on Sri Lanka at the UN Human Rights Council but unsure of what it all means? In this explainer, we try to answer some of the key questions.   I gather something important happened in Geneva last week. What’s it all about? That’s...

No will, no way: stalled efforts to deal with the past in Sri Lanka (new report)

Feb 27, 2019

This Monday saw the opening of the 40th session of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) in Geneva, the international community’s foremost body for the promotion and protection of human rights around the world. Why is this important? Because next month, a HRC sponsored...

A narrowing window: our updated scorecard on the government of Sri Lanka’s progress on justice and reconciliation

Mar 7, 2018

Today we release an update to our ‘Keep the Promise’ campaign, monitoring the government’s pledges to bring about a meaningful process of justice and reconciliation. Those pledges were contained in UN Human Rights Council Resolutions 30/1 and 34/1, which were adopted...

“Nowhere close”: UN Expert on progress on justice and reconciliation in Sri Lanka

Oct 27, 2017

On Monday, the UN Special Rapporteur on Transitional Justice, Pablo de Greiff, issued his concluding observations and recommendations following a two-week official visit to Sri Lanka – in essence, a review of the government of Sri Lanka’s progress in addressing the...
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