One door for MPs, journalists, and policy analysts.

Two printable PDF briefs. The live citation base. A quiet contact line. No sign-up, no funnel, no overreach.

Printable briefs

A4. Two pages each. Built for the inbox.

Demilitarisation First

Why withdrawing the military from civilian areas in the North-East is the first practical condition for recovery.

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Civilian Recovery Infrastructure

What fills the space after the soldiers leave: jobs, libraries, youth, culture, wellbeing, transparent local projects.

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Who this is for

For UK MPs & APPG members

If your constituency includes Harrow, Brent, Newham, Croydon, Merton, Kingston, Hounslow, Wembley, Tooting, or Redbridge, the British Tamil community in your seat will care about this. Read the two briefs first; the framework pages contain full citations.

For journalists

Live, citable signals from late-2025 and early-2026 — Northern Province Governor, Sri Lanka Defence Committee, UNHRC 61, OCHA Cyclone Ditwah, Himikama land redistribution, Groundviews — are collected on the Civilian Recovery page under "Live signal · Aarambam".

For FCDO desk officers & UN observers

This framework is anchored on UN A/RES/70/262 (Sustaining Peace), the World Bank–UN Pathways for Peace (2018), and HRC resolutions 46/1 / 51/1 — all UK co-sponsored or consensus-adopted.

Live signal · Aarambam era

Six current-era citations — Northern Province Governor & Jaffna Security Forces Commander on land release; Sri Lanka Parliamentary Defence Committee; UK-led Sri Lanka Core Group at UNHRC 61; UN OCHA / IOM Cyclone Ditwah assessments; the Sri Lankan government's Himikama civilian land redistribution programme; and independent Groundviews reporting on unresolved structural recovery in the North.

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Anchor frameworks