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Silence is a fact. We log it.

An append-only tracker of what the Government of Sri Lanka, third states, and international bodies have — and have not — said publicly about the Chemmani case since Phase 3 resumed. Silence is not an accusation in TLTE's voice. It is a fact of the record. Facts belong on the record.

Attorney-General's Department
Sri Lanka
Silence logged

No on-the-record public statement on Chemmani Phase 3 forensic pathway, chain of custody, or international forensic assistance at era-week snapshot.

Ministry of Justice — Minister Harshana Nanayakkara
Sri Lanka
Partial

Site visit 19 June 2026; funds allocated for Phase 3. Parliamentary dispute over whether the Government would formally seek international forensic assistance remains unresolved on the public record.

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Sri Lanka
Silence logged

No on-the-record public response to UN Joint Allegation Letter AL LKA 1/2025 (21 Jul 2025) on the OHCHR public register at snapshot.

Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL)
Sri Lanka
On record

Fact-Finding Report on Chemmani, September 2025. Records intimidation of Chemmani site workers.

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Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)
India
Silence logged

No public statement on Chemmani Phase 3 at era-week snapshot. India is a co-guarantor of the 13th Amendment (Indo-Lanka Accord 1987) and a repeat abstainer on HRC Sri Lanka resolutions.

EU Delegation to Sri Lanka (with France, Germany, Italy, Romania)
European Union
Partial

Attended the Jaffna Magistrate's Court order of April 2026. No reasoned public statement on forensic standards or chain of custody attributed to the Delegation on record at snapshot.

European Parliament
European Union
Silence logged

No Chemmani-specific resolution at era-week snapshot. GSP+ conditionality is the standing lever.

FCDO — Sri Lanka Core Group penholder
United Kingdom
Partial

Foreign Secretary Lammy addressed the ICC route at FAC Q315–Q316 (ukr-7883). No public UK démarche cited on Chemmani Phase 3 forensic pathway or the standing 2013 Bishop of Mannar call at snapshot.

Canada / Malawi / Montenegro / North Macedonia (Core Group)
Core Group
Silence logged

No Chemmani-specific statement at snapshot.

Commonwealth Secretariat
Commonwealth
Silence logged

No Chemmani-specific statement at snapshot.

OHCHR — Sri Lanka Accountability Project (OSLAP)
United Nations
On record

Standing file under HRC res. 46/1, 51/1, 57/1, 60/1. Chemmani sits inside the standing UN repository.

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UN Special Procedures (4 mandate-holders)
United Nations
On record

Joint Allegation Letter AL LKA 1/2025 issued 21 Jul 2025.

UNHCHR Volker Türk
United Nations
On record

Public reference during 23–26 Jun 2025 official visit calling for independent forensic assistance.

Hard rules for this ledger

  1. Never names a family member, survivor, or victim.
  2. Never aggregates a TLTE count of remains — the judicial record carries the figure.
  3. Never asserts motive for silence. Silence is a fact; motive is not TLTE's to allege.
  4. Cites institutions, never the individual officer who is or is not on record — except a minister publicly named acting in office.
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The Institute mirrors, organises, and amplifies the work of named accountability bodies. It does not replace OHCHR, ITJP, PEARL, Adayaalam, the Office on Missing Persons, the Bishop of Mannar's standing call, or the courts of Sri Lanka.

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