ஓ.எச்.சி.எச்.ஆர் இலங்கை பொறுப்புக்கூறல் திட்டம்OHCHR Sri Lanka Accountability Project — civic-research reference
Civic-research reference card for the OHCHR Sri Lanka Accountability Project mandated under UNHRC 46/1, 51/1 and 57/1.
The OHCHR Sri Lanka Accountability Project — established under Human Rights Council Resolution 46/1 (2021), renewed under 51/1 (2022), and extended under 57/1 (2024) — is the live UN mechanism preserving evidence of gross violations of international human-rights and humanitarian law in Sri Lanka. It is the institutional connective tissue between the 2009 final-stages evidence base (OISL 2015, UN PoE 2011) and any future credible accountability mechanism — domestic or international. It is included in the 'movements' archive here strictly as a civic-research reference for routing readers; the mechanism is intergovernmental, not civic.
§1Mandate
The Accountability Project consolidates, analyses and preserves information and evidence of gross violations in Sri Lanka; develops possible strategies for future accountability processes; and produces periodic public reports to the Human Rights Council.
§2How TLTE relates
TLTE routes intake on documentation matters to OHCHR Special Procedures, the OHCHR Accountability Project, ITJP, PEARL and Mnemonic — never to itself. Naming and adjudication remain the work of accredited courts. The Accountability Project is one of the principal route-destinations referenced throughout the Unmai system and the /case/ organ.