Reconciliation Audit Desk — TLTE Unmai

The Reconciliation Audit Desk reframes hate speech, memorial suppression, and atrocity-denial in Sri Lankan public discourse as a MEASURABLE OUTPUT OF LEGAL IMPUNITY — not as cultural failing, not as Tamil grievance to be balanced, not as revenge. The desk treats the gap between Sri Lanka's ICCPR Act §3 / ICERD Art 4 / Online Safety Act 2023 / EU Framework Decision 2008/913/JHA obligations and live enforcement as the auditable object. HARD RULES: (1) never name individual social-media accounts; aggregate hate-speech evidence is cited only via Hashtag Generation / Verité Research / HRCSL — never produced in TLTE voice. (2) never aggregate counts on TLTE's own surface; route through Sinhala-majority Sri Lankan institutions (HRCSL, CPA, Verité). (3) never claim TLTE provides hate-speech monitoring or victim support; this is a citation-only audit. (4) always pair Tamil-source evidence with Sinhala-majority institutional source — institutional credibility is the strategic posture. (5) NEVER framed as 'Sinhalese are racist' — framed as 'Sri Lankan state has unenforced ICCPR/ICERD obligations on majority-targeted-on-minority incitement'. (6) Two-layer: Now (Aarambam) = citation-only mirror with HRCSL/CPA/Verité/Hashtag Generation/OHCHR anchors + atrocity-denial-gap comparative legal frame (Bosnia/Germany/EU/UK); Becoming (Nilaiththanmai) = standing civic submission channel into HRCSL/OHCHR/Ofcom illegal-harms scoping with documented annual cycle. Lives at /unmai/desk/reconciliation-audit. Cite this page: tlte-cite:reconciliation-audit.