A real letter, ready to copy, paste, fill in the bracketed fields, and send from your own email. This is the first concrete outreach event of the Reception Ledger.
[CHAIR NAME], [YOUR NAME], [YOUR EMAIL], [chair email].Subject: Citation-anchored MP evidence pack on Mullivaikkal (May 2009) — request for a brief introduction Dear [CHAIR NAME or Hon. Member], I write on behalf of the Transformative League of Tamil Eelam (TLTE C.I.C.), a UK-registered Community Interest Company that publishes citation-anchored civic evidence work for Members and APPGs. We are not a campaign, not a charity, and we do not solicit signatures or donations. I am writing because we have just published a Tier-A evidence pack specifically prepared for parliamentary use: Mullivaikkal · May 2009 https://docs.tlte.cloud/mp-packs/pack/mullivaikkal-2009 The pack is anchored, in order, on: · UN Report of the Secretary-General's Panel of Experts on Accountability in Sri Lanka (2011) · OHCHR Investigation on Sri Lanka (OISL), 2015 · OHCHR Sri Lanka Accountability Project — periodic reports · UN Human Rights Council Resolution 51/1 (2022) · International Crisis Group, Sri Lanka: A Bitter Peace (2010) · Amnesty International, When Will They Get Justice? (2011) It contains drafted Parliamentary Questions to FCDO, a methodology note, and pack-specific safety rules — including the rules that (a) we never name individual perpetrators, survivors, or families of the disappeared, (b) we never aggregate CRSV counts but cite UN / OHCHR / ITJP / PEARL figures verbatim, and (c) we frame any pre-2009 LTTE reference under UK Terrorism Act 2000 §12 historical-context discipline. We are not asking you to sign anything. We are asking for a 20-minute conversation about whether the pack would be useful background for: · a Westminster Hall debate request on UNHRC follow-through; · a written PQ to FCDO on the status of the OHCHR Sri Lanka Accountability Project mandate; or · a brief mention in correspondence with constituents who raised Mullivaikkal at the constituency surgery. We hold ourselves publicly to the same discipline we ask of others. Our methodology, ethics, and continuity protocol are open at: https://docs.tlte.cloud/research/methodology https://docs.tlte.cloud/continuity https://docs.tlte.cloud/unmai/graduation Survivor and family testimony is never accepted by TLTE directly. We route every such enquiry to PEARL, ITJP, the Office on Missing Persons, OHCHR, and (in the UK) 999 / Refuge. The pack reflects that posture on every page. If a brief introduction is possible, I would value it. If not, I would still be grateful if the pack URL were shared with your APPG clerk for the record. With respect, [YOUR NAME] Coordinator (rotating), TLTE C.I.C. [YOUR EMAIL] · dpo@tlte.cloud docs.tlte.cloud Lobbying Act 2014 transparency note: TLTE does not engage in registrable consultant lobbying. This letter constitutes an unsolicited introduction of published civic evidence; no payment is offered or implied.
The instant the letter is sent, this becomes the first non-zero row in the parliamentary section of /reception. Honest zero-state ends here.
surface: parliamentary status: sent · awaiting acknowledgement audience: APPG for Tamils, House of Commons artefact: Mullivaikkal · May 2009 evidence pack pack_slug: mullivaikkal-2009 sender: [YOUR NAME], coordinator (rotating) sent_via: email sent_to: [chair email] era: Aarambam notes: First Phase-P2 outreach test of the templates registry. No reply expected within 4 weeks; standing-desk rules apply if/when a reply arrives.