A/HRC/RES/30/1 — Promoting reconciliation, accountability and human rights in Sri Lanka

United Nations Human Rights Council · OHCHR (1 October 2015)

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Resolution co-sponsored by Sri Lanka and adopted by consensus on 1 October 2015. Operative paragraph 6 affirmed the importance of a judicial mechanism with 'Commonwealth and other foreign judges, defence lawyers, and authorised prosecutors and investigators'. Operative paragraph 4 welcomed the Office on Missing Persons, the Office for Reparations, the TRC, and the Judicial Mechanism. Sri Lanka withdrew co-sponsorship on 26 February 2020. The Office on Missing Persons (Act 14 of 2016) and Office for Reparations (Act 34 of 2018) were established WITHOUT prosecutorial mandate; the special judicial mechanism was never constituted. /case/frameworks/unhrc-30-1 reads this as narrowing step 17 — the moment at which the domestic transitional-justice pathway under UN auspices closed.

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