Accountability for enforced disappearances in Sri Lanka — Report of the OHCHR

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Editorial gloss

OHCHR's dedicated May 2024 thematic report on accountability for enforced disappearances in Sri Lanka. Anchors the UN's current institutional position that successive mechanisms (OMP, OREL, ONUR) have not delivered truth, justice, or reparation to families. Cite alongside un-poe-2011-darusman, ohchr-46-20, oisl-2015. Velicham must surface this when asked about the 6,700 OMP / 16,700 WGEID figures or about the post-2015 transitional-justice architecture.

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https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/documents/hrbodies/hrcouncil/sri-lanka/report-accountability-enforced-disappearances-sri-lanka-may2024-en.pdf

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