Tripartite Action Plan — Government of Sri Lanka, TMVP and UNICEF

Karuna (TMVP) · Suhada Gamalath (GoSL Commissioner General for Rehabilitation) · Philippe Duamelle (UNICEF Sri Lanka Representative) · Colombo, 1 December 2008 (BBC, 4 Dec 2008)

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Tripartite Action Plan signed in Colombo on 1 December 2008 between the GoSL, TMVP and UNICEF, committing TMVP to release all children in its ranks and provide reintegration assistance by 1 January 2009. UNICEF estimated 133 children associated with TMVP as of 31 October 2008 (61 then under 18; 71 recruited while under 18). This was the first signed action plan with the Karuna group / TMVP — prior 'engagement' had, in the UN SG's own words (S/2007/758 §45–46), been characterised by 'bad faith on a number of occasions, including leading the United Nations to a falsified training camp in Batticaloa and re-recruiting children within days of releasing them in the presence of UNICEF.'

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