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Trade + accountability twin-track

Now · Aarambam

A lawful UK–Eelam corridor does not exist today. What exists is UK–Sri Lanka trade under DCTS, an open OHCHR mandate, and UK universal-jurisdiction reach. The doctrine binds any forward corridor to those gates.

Becoming · Nilaiththanmai

A lawful, descriptive UK–Eelam corridor (textiles, fisheries paired with livelihood protections, green shipping, knowledge services) that opens only as accountability conditionality is honoured.

What this is
  • A framework. A set of gates. A descriptive map of what becomes lawful and when.
  • Aligned with existing UK statute (Modern Slavery Act 2015, Bribery Act 2010, OSA 2023).
  • Aligned with EU GSP+ and UK DCTS conditionality.
What this is not
  • A trade deal TLTE is brokering.
  • A bypass of the OHCHR mandate or universal-jurisdiction posture.
  • A pitch to any named UK official, party, firm or chamber.

The corridor — four lawful sectors

Textiles & garments

UK DCTS-eligible category with established Sri Lanka supply chain. Lawful corridor requires audited labour-rights compliance, traceable to OHCHR mandate findings.

Fisheries

Highly sensitive (Palk Strait file). Lawful corridor would require pairing with Tamil Nadu and northern Sri Lankan Tamil fisher livelihoods, per Maritime Desk rules.

Green shipping

Trincomalee bunkering and LNG hub potential, only viable inside a UK Lloyd's-grade insurance and CMF-grade safety frame.

Knowledge services

Common-law-literate, English-speaking professional services. The lowest-friction lawful corridor; complementary to UK Global Talent visa categories.

The four conditionality gates

  1. Gate I
    GSP+ / DCTS compliance

    Continuing UK DCTS status and EU GSP+ compliance for Sri Lanka — conditional on ICCPR, ILO Core Conventions, and 27 named instruments.

  2. Gate II
    Universal-jurisdiction posture

    UK courts retain UJ jurisdiction for grave international crimes. The OHCHR Sri Lanka accountability project (A/HRC/RES/57/1) supplies the evidentiary backbone.

  3. Gate III
    FATF / APG cooperation

    Asia/Pacific Group on Money Laundering Mutual Evaluation of Sri Lanka. Lawful corridor capital cannot transit a jurisdiction in heightened monitoring without UK risk uplift.

  4. Gate IV
    OHCHR mandate continuity

    HRC Resolution 57/1 keeps the file open with evidence-collection capacity. A lawful corridor is conceivable only while this mandate stands.