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Contents

Ampara ...... 3

Batticaloa ...... 31

Central Province ...... 43

Jaffna ...... 53

Killinochchi ...... 59

Mannar ...... 72

Mullaithivu ...... 106

North Central Province ...... 123

North Western Province ...... 152

Sabaragamuwa ...... 171

Southern Province ...... 196

Trincomalee ...... 205

Uva ...... 226

Vavuniya ...... 257

Western Province ...... 278

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Ampara

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Meeting Nature of Meeting Venue No of No of Total Date Female Male Participants

A 2016-06-18 Planning AWF Office - Akkaraipattu 03 03 06 B 2016-06-25 Media Mtg FRED Office - Ampara 04 06 10 C 2016-07-02 Media Mtg AWF Office - Akkaraipattu 02 08 10 D 2016-07-09 With CTF Reps Alayadiweambu 05 04 09 E 2016-07-17 FGM – Missing AWF Office - Akkaraipattu 17 03 20 F 2016-07-30 FGM- Missing & Land Boy’s School -Akkaraipattu 14 18 32 G 2016-07-31 FGM- Missing & Land FRED Office - Ampara 12 10 22 H 2016-08-04 FGM – Missing Oluvil Junior School 01 39 40 I 2016-08-08 FGM- Missing & Displacement Thiraikerny 15 05 20 J 2016-08-13 Public Meeting Addalaichenai 108 119 227 K 2016-08-14 Public Meeting Chirista Illam - Kalmunai 13 12 25 L 2016-08-16 FGM – Missing Govt. school, Kannakipuram 25 07 32 M 2016-08-17 FGM- Missing & Land Community Hall- Mahaoya 10 13 23 N 2016-06-18 FGM- Missing Mahashakthi Village 28 01 29 O 2016-08-20 FGM - Heads of Civil society Akkaraipattu 02 13 15 P 2016-08-23 Public Meeting - Thirukkovil THirukkovil Cultural Haall 117 13 130 Q 2016-08-25 FGM Udayapura Vihara 04 12 16 R 2016-08-27 Public Mtg - Pottuvil DS Office Hall - Pottuvil 53 84 137 S 2016-08-28 Public Mtg - Sammanthurai Sammanthurai Town Hall 31 46 77 T 2016-09-10 Public Mtg - Lahugala Lahugala DS Office 09 09 18 U 2016-09-10 Public Mtg - Panama Panama Society Hall 36 25 61 V 2016-06-18 Public Mtg - Gonagala Gonagollla Temple 16 04 20

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Aj;jj;jpd; fhuzkhf gilapduhYk;> Majk; jhq;fpa FOtpduhYk; gpwr%f mq;fj;jtu;fshYk; gLnfhiy nra;ag;gl;l Ml;fspd; cwtpdu;fs; jq;fsJ rku;gzq;fis Kd;itf;Fk;NghJ mtu;fs; vy;NyhUk; xNu njdpapy; Fwpj;j gLnfhiyfis nra;jtu;fs; milahsq;fhzg;gl;L tprhupf;fg;gl;L jz;bf;fg;glNtz;Lk vd;gjpy; kpftYthf fUj;J nfhz;L ,Ue;jdu;. mtu;fSk; fhzkhy; Mf;fgl;Nlhu; NghyNt epahkhd ,og;gPL jq;fSf;F toq;fg;glNtz;Lk; vd;Wk; jhq;fs; vw;Wf;nfhs;sf;$ba xU ru;tNjr juk;tha;e;j nghwp Kiw vw;gLj;jg;gl;L ,t;tplak; ifahsg;gl Ntz;Lk; vd;Wk; fUj;jj; njuptpj;jpUe;jdu;.

Aj;jk; fhuzkhf tpjitahf;fg;gl;Nlhupd; epiy fLikahff; ftdj;jpy; nfhs;sg;glNtz;ba xU ghpjhgj;jpw;Fupa xd;whFk; vd;gJ FOtpdupd; mtjhdpg;ghFk;. ,t;tpjitfs; cly; kw;Wk; nghUshjhu uPjpahf kl;Lkd;wp csuPjpahfTk; fLikahd ghjpg;Gf;Fs;shfpAs;sdu; vd;gJ kpfj; njspthf milahsk;fhzg;gl;lJ.

mk;ghiu khtl;lj;jpYs;s ghjpg;Gf;Fss;shd %d;W r%fj;ijAk; Nru;e;j nghJkf;fs; kw;Wk; ghjpg;Gf;Fs;Ndhiu gpujpepjpg;gLj;Jk; FOf;fs; vd;gd fye;Jiuahly;fspy; vjpu;ghu;f;fg;gl;l gpujpepjpj;Jtj;Jld; fye;J nfhz;lik Fwpg;gplj;jf;f mk;rkhFk;.

fhzp njhlu;ghfghjpf;fg;gl;l nghJkf;fspd; rku;g;gzq;fs;

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fhzpg;gpur;rpid njhlu;gpy; tptrhaf; fhzpfSk; FbapUg;G epyq;fSk; kf;fs; kj;jpapypUe;J gwpj;njLf;gl;ljhf rku;g;gzq;fs; nra;ag;gl;bUe;jd. Vida Aj;jg;ghjpg;Gf;fis xg;gpLk;NghJ fhzp njhlu;ghd ghjpg;gpd; msT xg;gPl;L uPjpapy; kpf mjpfk; vd;gJ fpilf;fg; ngw;wpUe;j rku;g;gzq;fspd; %yk; mwpaf;$bajhf cs;sJ.Aj;jk; njhlu;ghd fhzpg; gpur;rpidahdJ %tpd kf;fSf;Fk; nghJthd xU gpur;rpidahf rku;g;gzq;fs; %yk; cWjpg;gLj;jg;gl;ls;sJ.jkpo;> K];ypk; kf;fs; rpq;fstu;fshYk; mur mjpfhupfshYk;> murpay; thjpfshYk; gilapdhYk; jq;fsJ fhzpfs; ,og;gf;F cs;shfpAs;sd vd;W rku;g;gpf;Fk; mNj Ntis murmjpfhupfs; kw;Wk; murpay; thjpfs; jq;fsJ fhzpfis gwpj;Js;sjhf rpq;fs r%fj;ij Nrue;j ghjpf;fg;gl;ltu;fs; rku;g;gzq;fis nra;Js;sdu;.

fye;Jiuahly;fspd; NghJ xypj;j fPo;tUk; Fuy;fs; fhzp ,og;gpd; epiyapid njspT gLj;Jtjhf cs;sJ.

“fle;j 70 tUlq;fshf ‘fwq;fh’ vd;Dk; ,lj;jpy; Rkhu; 72 FLk;gq;fs; new;nra;if nra;J te;Njhk;. Xt;nthU FLk;gKk; 03 njhlf;fk; 5 Vf;fu; tiu new;fhzpfSf;f nrhe;jf;fhuu;fs; MNthk;. vq;fsJ fhzpfspy; Mkp Ml;fs; Mf;fpkpj;jNghJ ehq;fs; mtu;fsplk; nrd;W mf;fhzpfs; vq;fSf;Fr; nrhe;jkhd fhzpfs; vd;W $wpNdhk;. mg;NghJ mtu;fs; jhq;fs; mk;ghiuapy; eilngWk; fz;fhl;rp xd;Wf;F ghJfhg;G toq;f te;Js;sjhfTk; rpy ehl;fs; kl;Lk; ,q;F jq;fpUg;Nghk; vd;Wk; tpiutpy; ehq;fs; ntspNawptpLNthk; vd;Wk; mjd; gpd;du; ePq;fs; fhzpfisr; nra;ayhk; vd;Wk; $wpdu;. Mdhy; jw;NghJk; vq;fsJ fhzpfspy; mtu;fs; Mf;fpukpj;jthW cs;sdu;. ehq;fs; fhzpfis tpLtpf;FkhW mtu;fsplk; gpd;du; $wpaNghJ vq;fisj; jhf;f te;jdu.; ,f;fhzpfspd; cupikahsu;fs; mNefu; 70 taijj; jz;batu;fs;.vq;fshy; ,uhZtj;Jld; rz;ilgpbf;f KbahJ. mjdhy; rk;khe;Jiw ePjpkd;wj;jpy; ,uhZtj;Jf;nfjpuhf mjpf vz;zpf;ifahd tof;ffisj; jhf;fy; nra;Js;Nshk;. me;j tof;ffspy; Fw;wk; nra;j,uhZtj;ijf; fhg;ghw;Wtjw;fhf rl;lkh mjpgu; jpizf;fsk; xU mur rl;lthjpia mDg;gp nghJkf;fspd; eyDf;Fnfjpuhf nraw;gLfpd;wik vq;fis Mr;rpupag;glitj;Js;sJ.”

-fwq;fhtpy; cs;s fhzpfis ,oe;Njhupd; FOtpw;fhd nrayhsuhfj; njhopy;gLtu; - rk;khe;Jiw nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy;-

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“m];ug; efupy; cs;s FbapUg;Gf;fhzpfspy; gug;giuguk;giuahf epue;jkhd tPLfisf;fl;b murpdhy; toq;fg;gl;l fhzpg;gj;jpuq;fspd; cupj;jhspfshftpUe;J mq;F tptrhaKk; nra;J te;Njhk.; vdpDk; ,uhZtk; vq;fisj;J}uj;jp tpl;L vq;fsJ tPL> thry; kw;Wk; fhzpfis Mf;fpukpj;Jtpl;ldu;. ,d;W ehq;fs; mf;fiug;gw;W ePjpthd; kd;wj;jplKk; nfhOk;G cau; ePjpkd;wj;jplKk; epahak; Njbr; nry;Yk; epiy vw;gl;Ls;sJ. ,J Nghjhnjd;W jPfthtpg;gpuNjrj;jpy; FbNaw;wg;gl;;Ls;s rpq;fsFbNaw;wthrpfSk; vq;fSila tay; epyq;fspypUe;Jvq;fis Juj;jp tpl;L mtu;fs; tptrhak; nra;J tUfpd;wdu;.” -m];ug; efupy; ,Ue;J gilapduhy; ntspNaw;wg;gl;L fhzpfis ,oe;Njhupy; xUtuhd 68taJila jha; xUtu; - ml;lhisr;Nrid nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy-;

“ml;lhisr;Nrid gpuNjr nrayhsUk; fpuhk NritahsUk; vq;fSf;F Gjpa fhzp mDkjpg;gj;jpuk; jUtjhf ngha;$wp vq;fsplk; Vw;fdNt ,Ue;j fhzp mDkjpg;gj;jpuq;fis ngw;Wf;nfhz;L mitfis juhJ Vkhw;wp tUfpd;wdu;.” -m];ug; efupy; ,Ue;J gilapduhy; ntspNaw;wg;gl;L fhzpfis ,oe;Njhupy; xUtuhd 58 taJila FLk;gj;jiytu; xUtu; - ml;lhisr;Nrid nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy;-

“murpay;thjpfSld; $l;Lr;Nru;e;J vq;fSf;F toq;fg;gltpUe;j fhzpg;gj;jpuq;fis mk;ghiu mur mjpgUk; ml;lhisr;Nridg; gpuNjr nrayhsUk; jPapl;L vupj;Js;sdu;. ,jid vq;fshy; ep&gpf;fKbAk;.” -m];ug; efupy; ,Ue;J gilapduhy; ntspNaw;wg;gl;L fhzpfis ,oe;Njhupy; xUtu; - ml;lhisr;Nrid nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy;-

“vq;fsJ tptrhaf; fhzpfis td mjpfhupfs; jpl;lkpl;L ifg;gw;wp vq;fsJ tho;tjhuj;ij gwpj;JtUfpd;wdu;. mf;fhzpfspy; ehq;fs; tptrhak; nra;a Kaw;rpj;jhy; vq;fs; kPJ ngha; tof;Fj;njhLf;fpd;wdu;.” -rh];jpunty FbapUg;gpapypUe;Jk; nghj;Jtpy; gpuNjr taw;fhzpfspypue;Jk; ntspNaw;wg;gl;L fhzpfis ,oe;Njhu;; - nghj;Jtpy; kw;Wk; ghzik> nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy;-

“aho;g;ghzk; njhlf;fk; ghzik tiu mjhtJ tlf;Ffpof;F KOtJk; Aj;jfhy fhzp ,og;G fLikahdJk; nghJthdJkhd gpur;rpidahf cs;sjhy; fhzkhy; Nghdu;fSf;nfd jdp xU

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mYtyfk; mikf;fg;gl;Ls;sJNghy Aj;jk; njhlu;ghd fhzpg;gpur;rpidfSf;Fk; jdpahd mYtyfk; mikf;fg;gl Ntz;baJ Kf;fpakhdjhFk;.” .fhzpfis ,oe;Njhu;; - vy;yhre;jpg;gpYk;.

“rh];jpuntytpy; cs;s epue;ju tPLfspypUe;J vq;fisj;Juj;jpAs;sjhy; ,d;W ehq;fs; ghzikapy; mfjpfshfpAs;Nshk;. kPz;Lk; mt;tPLfspy; ehq;fs; FbNawtplhky; mk;ghiu cs;s Avd;gp mikr;ru; xUtu; v];upvg; J}z;b vq;fisj; jLf;fpd;whu;. mtu; ghupa KjyPl;Lld; mg;gFjpapy; xU cy;yhrg;gaz N`hl;liyf;fl;Ltjw;fhfNt ,jidr; nra;fpd;whu;. ,e;j tPLfs; ahTk; ,yq;if tq;fpahy; vq;fSf;F fl;bj;jug;gl;;litahFk;.” -rh];jpunty FbapUg;gpapypUe;Jk; nghj;Jtpy; gpuNjr taw;fhzpfspypue;Jk; ntspNaw;wg;gl;L fhzpfis ,oe;Njhu;; - nghj;Jtpy; kw;Wk; ghzik> nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy;-

“jdpg;gl;l fhzpfs; khj;jpuk; my;y Nfhtpy;fSf;Fr; nrhe;jkhd fhzpfs; rpq;fs FbNaw;wthrpfspdhy; Mf;fpukpf;fg;gl;Ls;sd.” -rk;khe;Jiw nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy;-

“jkpo; K];ypk; kf;fspd; fhzpfisg;gwpj;J mjid rpq;fs FbNaw;w thrpfSf;F toq;Fk; mjpfhupfs; mjid epahakhd nray; vd;W $Wfpd;whu;fs;. mt;thwhdtu;fs; ,e;j ey;ypzf;fj;Jf;fhd nraw;ghLfspy; ,izf;fg;gl;bUg;gJ vq;fSf;F Mr;rpupaj;ij vw;gLj;Jfpd;wJ.” -nghj;Jtpy; gpuNjr taw;fhzpfspypue;J ntspNaw;wg;gl;L fhzpfis ,oe;Njhu;; - nghj;Jtpy; nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy;-

“mk;ghiw mikr;ru; KjyPL nra;tjw;fhf vq;fSila fhzpfs; Fwpitf;fg;gl;Ls;sJ vw;Wf; nfhs;s Kbahj tplakhFk;. ,jdhy; ehq;fs; tho;ehs; KOtJk; ,lngau;e;J tho Ntz;batu;fshf cs;Nshk;.” -rh];jpunty FbapUg;gpapypUe;Jk; nghj;Jtpy; gpuNjr taw;fhzpfspypue;Jk; ntspNaw;wg;gl;L fhzpfis ,oe;Njhu;; - nghj;Jtpy; kw;Wk; ghzik> nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpy;-

mypfhk;ig vd;Dk; ,lj;jpy; trpf;Fk; njYq;Fnkhop NgRk; Mjpf;Fbfs;

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fhLfs; kw;Wk; tay;fshy; #o;g;gl;L nghJkf;fspd; FbapUg;Gf;fspypUe;Jk; kpfj;J}ukhd ,lj;jpy; FbapUe;J rh];jpuk; $WtJ Nghd;w njhopy;fspy; Kd;du;

,tu;fis tyaf;FOtpdu; mq;Fs;s Njtyhaj;jpy; itj;J fye;Jiuahbdu;. ,f;FOtpdiu gpujpepjpj;Jg;gLj;Jk; 47 taJila nts;isad; vd;gtupd; rku;g;gzj;jpd; gpufhuk; 1986 ,y; 8NgUk; > 1988 y; xUtUk;> 1990 ,d;Dk; 11 NgUk; fhzkhy; Mfp ,d;Wtiu tPL jpUk;gtpy;iy ,tu;fspy; xUtu; kdNehahspAkhthu;.

1990 y; ,lk;ngau;e;J 11tUlkhf jpUf;Nfhtpy; gFjpapy; jq;fp 2001 ,y; kPsTk; mspfk;igf;F jpUk;gpa gpd;dUk; ,Utu; nfhy;yg;gl;L kPz;Lk; 3 Ngu; fhzkhy; Ngha; cs;sdu;.

,tu;fs; kPsj;jpUk;Gk; NghJ mq;F tPLfs; midj;Jk; Kw;whf mopf;fg;gl;L ,Ue;jhy; jw;fhypf tPLfspy; jq;fpAs;sdu;.

,tu;fSf;F cjtpj;jpl;lj;jpd; fPo; 51 tPLfs; toq;fg;gl;bUe;Jk; mitfs; ,d;W tiu G+u;j;jpahf;fg;gltpy;iy. ,tu;fSf;F FbePu;> ghlrhiyf; fy;tp> ahidfspd; njhy;iy> kUj;Jt trjp> vd;gdnjhlu;ghf ftdj;jpy; nfhs;sg;gl Ntz;ba KiwghLfs; cs;sd. NkYk; ,tu;fsJ ,aw;ifahd tho;f;if Kiw Gjpa rl;lq;fspdhy; fl;Lg;gLj;jg;gl;ls;sjhy; tho;tjhuj;ij gyu; ,oe;J efuq;fSf;F nrd;W gpr;ir vLg;gJ Nghd;w njhopy;fspy;

Kuz;ghl;bd; fhuzkhf fy;tpg; ghjpg;G

Aj;jfhyj;jpy; capu;g;gak; fhuzkhf xspe;J thOk; #o;epiyf;Fj; js;sg;gl;l mg;Nghija khztu;fs; ,g;NghJ ,isQu;fs; Mfp jhq;fs; ,oe;j fy;tp njhlu;gpy; fLk; ftiyAw;Wf; fhzg;gLfpd;wdu;. mjpy; ,d;W jpUkzkhfp ,U gps;isfSf;F jhahd 28 taJila xU ngz;dpd; Fuy; ftdj;jpy; nfhs;sg;glNtz;bajhFk;. “Aj;jfhyj;jpy; GypfSf;F gae;J gfypy; fhLfspy; xope;jpUe;Njhk; ,utpy; ghlrhiyfspy; J}q;fpNdhk;. vq;fsplk; fy;tp fw;gjw;fhd Mu;tKk; jpwikAk; ,Ue;Jk; vq;fshy; f.ngh.j. guPl;irfspy; Njhw;Wk; re;ju;g;gq;fis ,oe;Njhk;. vq;fsplk; Nghjpa

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jpwikAs;sJ. fpuhk Nrtfu; gjtp> r%u;j;jp mYtyfu; gjtp> Nghd;w ntw;wplq;fSf;F f.ngh.j (rh.j); guPl;irf;Fk; Fiwthd fy;tpj;jifikAld; tpz;zg;gpg;gjw;F ehq;fs; mDkjpf;fg;gl;lhy; gjtpfs; rk;ge;jkhd Nghl;bg;guPl;irfspy; vq;fshy; fzprkhd Gs;spfis ngw;W mg;gjtpfis ngWtjw;fhd jpwd; vq;fsplk; cs;sJ. vdNt ,t;thwhd fPo; kl;l gjtpfis NfhUk; NghJk; mjw;fhd mbg;gilf;fy;tpj;jifik njhlu;gpy; Aj;jg; gpuNjrj;jpy; tho;e;j vq;fSf;F rYif toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.” mk;ghiuapy; eilngw;w FOf; fye;Jiuahlypy; Fwpj;j ngz;zpd; fUj;J ntspaPL.

kPs;epfohik

fle;j fhy Aj;jk; Nghd;w xU epfo;T kPsTk; epfohky; jLg;gjw;fhd nghJkf;fspd; fPo;tUk; fUj;Jf;fs; FOtpduhy; nrtpNaw;fg;gl;ld

01. Aj;jf;fhyf; Fw;wk; Gupe;jtu;fis tprhupj;J jz;bj;J vjpu;fhyj;jpy; Fw;wk; Gupa vz;Zgtu;fis tpopg;gzu;Tf;F cs;shf;Fjy;. 02. Fw;wk; Gupe;jtu;fis tpiuthf tprhupj;J jz;bj;jy;. 03. Fw;wk; Gupah tz;zk; Gjpa rl;lq;fisf; Mf;Fjy; 04. ,dq;fspilNaAk; gilapdupilNaAk;> ey;ypdf;fj;ij Cf;fptpf;Fk; tpopg;gzu;it cz;lhf;Fjy;. 05. Murpay; mikg;G khw;wj;jpd;NghJ ,J njhlughd tplaq;fisAk; ftdj;jpy; nfhs;sy;. 06. mur mjpfhupfs; ,duPjpahf nraw;glhjhJ ePjpahfTk;>KiwahfTk;> nraw;gLtij epr;rpg;gjw;fhf murpay;> rl;l Vw;ghLfis cUthf;fy;. 07. nfhs;ifj; jpl;lq;fist Ff;Fk;NghJ ehl;by; cs;s midj;J ,dq;fspdJk; Mz;> ngz; gpujpepjpfis cs;slf;Fjy;. 08. kf;fspilNa ePjp epahaj;jpd; kPjhd ek;gpf;ifia Nkk;gLj;Jjy; 09. mePjp vw;gLk; re;ju;g;gq;fspy; rhjhuz nghJkf;fSk;> rl;lcjtpj; jpl;lj;jpd; fPo; ePjpkd;wq;fis ehb epthuzk; ngWk; tpjkhf rl;lq;fspy; Njitahdj; jpUj;jq;fis Nkw;nfhs;Sjy;. 10. kPs;epfohikia epr;rag;gLj;j epGdu;FOit mikj;J mf;FOtpd; gupe;jiufis eilKiwg;Glj;jy;.

Nkw;Fwpj;j fUj;Jf;fs; jdpegu;fshYk;> ghjpf;fg;gl;ltu;fis gpujpepjpj;Jg;gLj;Jk; FOf;fshYk; r%fNrit GupAk; Nritahsu;fshYk;> fy;tpkhd;fshYk; Kd;itf;fg;gl;lg;gl;lJ.

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,Jtiu toq;fg;gl;l el;l

,j;Jld; rpq;fsg; gpuNjrq;fspy; ,lk;ngw;w fye;Jiuahly;fspy; gq;Fgw;wp mJ njhlu;gpy; FO mq;fj;jtu;fs; jpU Mupajh] mtu;fs; Nkw;nfhz;l mtjhdpg;Gf;fSk; rpq;fsj;jpYk; ,d;ndhU FO mq;fj;jtuhd thzp irkd; mtu;fshy; toq;fg;gl;Ls;s epiykhw;Wf; fhyj;jpy; ePjpg; nghwpKiwfspy; ghy;epiy $u;czu;tpd; mtrpak; njhlu;ghd mwpf;ifAk; ,izf;fg;gl;Ls;sJ.

mk;ghiu tya FOtpd; rpghu;Rfs;

01. ePjpahd Kuz;ghLaw;w rl;l kw;Wk; ePjpg; nghwpKiwfs; kPJ ek;gpf;if nfhs;sf;$ba r%fj;ij cUthf;Ftjw;fhd mbg;gilfis vjpu;tUk; murpay; mikg;gpy; cl;GFj;Jjy;.

02. ePjp epahaj;ij ftdpf;fhJ jhd;Njhd;wpj;jdkhf mjpfhu J];gpuNahfk; nra;Ak; mjpfhupfs; kw;Wk; murpay; thjpfs; kPJ ,yFthd Kiwapy; nghJkf;fs; rl;l cjtpAld; ePjpkd;wq;fspy; tof;fpl;L me;j mjpfhupfisAk; murpay;thjpfisAk; jz;bf;Fk; tpjkhd rl;lj;jPuj;jq;fs; Nkw;nfhs;sg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

03. Kd;du; ghjpg;Gw;wtu;fs; ngw;Ws;s el;l

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04. Fhzpg; gpur;rpid %tpdkf;fSf;Fupa nghJthd gpur;rpidahf milahsk; fhzg;gl;Ls;sikahy; fhzpf;nfd jdpahd mYtyfk; xd;iw cUthf;Fjy;. - ,t;tplak; vy;yhf;$l;lq;fspYk; fhzp njhlu;ghf ghjpf;fg;gl;Nlhu;fshYk; mtu;fspd; Fog;gpujpepjpfshYk; mOj;jkhf Kd;itf;fg;gl;lJ.

05. td ,yhf;fhf kw;Wk; gilapdu; jq;fsJ mjpfhuq;fis J];gpuNahfk; nra;J kf;fspd; fhzp cupikfspy; mj;JkPWtij jLg;gjw;fhf kf;fSk; mjpfhupfSk; ,ize;j fz;fhzpg;Gf; FOf;fis epWTjy;.

06. cz;ikfis ntspf;nfhzu;e;J fle;j fhyq;fspy; ,dKuz;ghLfis vw;gLj;jpatu;fis milahsk; fz;L fle;j fhy Kuz;ghLfSf;fhd mbg;giliaf; fz;lwpe;Jvjpu;fhyj;jpy; ,dKuz;ghLfs; vw;glhkypUf;f rhj;jpakhd vy;yh eilKiwfisAk; Nkw;nfhs;sy;.

07. ngz;fs; Mz;fs; ,d>kj> r%fq;fspd; vy;yhg;gpujpepjpfSk; ghuhSkd;wj;jpy; epahakhd gpujpepjpj;Jtk; ngWk; topfis Nkw;nfhs;sy;.

08. nghyp]hu; mur mjpfhupfs;> gilapdu;> murpay;thjpfs; MfpNahu;fspd; rl;lkPwy;fis fz;fhzpj;J mwpf;if ,Ltjw;fhf rptpy;r%fg;gpujpepjpfisAk; Xa;T ngw;w Neu;ikahd mjpfhupfisAk nfhz;l FOf;fis gpuNjr uPjpahf epakpj;J mtu;fSf;F rl;lG+u;tkhd mjpfhuq;fisAk; toq;Fjy;.

09. rptpy; r%ff; FOf;fs; murrhu;gw;w epWtdq;fs; kw;Wk; epjpf;nfhil mspg;gtu;fs; kPJ mdhtrpakhd fl;Lg;ghLfisj; jsu;j;jp mtu;fs; ghjpf;fg;gl;l gpuNjrq;fspy; cs;s kf;fspd; nghUshjhuj;ijf; fz;b naOg;g Neu;ikahd gq;fspg;ig nra;a Cf;Ftpj;jy;.

10. ,isQu;fs;mur Jiw Ntiy tha;g;Gf;fspd;NghJk; njhopEl;gg;gapw;rpfspd; NghJk; jq;fspd; jpwikapy; khj;jpuk; jq;fpapUg;gjw;Fk; nry;thf;Ffs; gpNuhfpf;fg;gLtij Kw;whf jLg;gjw;fhfTk; mbg;gilfis vw;gLj;jy;.

11. Aj;jk; fhuzkhf fhzhky; Mf;fg;l;Nlhhpd; rl;lG+Htkhd gpd;Dupj;jhspfSf;F epahakhd ,og;gPLk; fhzhky; Mf;fg;l;lik njhlHgpy; ePjpahd tprhuizAk;.

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mk;ghiu tya ey;ypzf;f fye;jhNyhriz nraw;ghl;Lf;fhd FOtpd; rhu;ghf

01. thzp irkd; 02. Mupajh] 03. kdhWjPd; 04. fyhepjp mDrpah Nrdhjpuh[h 05. mkhDs;sh`; 06. rhe;jdp

epiykhw;Wf;fhy ePjpg;nghwpKiwfspy; ghy;epiyf; $UzHtpd; mtrpak;

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njhlh;ghd nraykh;T mwpf;if

Nghhpw;F Kd;dUk; gpd;dUk;; gy tUlq;fshf ngz;fSld; ,ize;J Ntiy nra;j vkJ mDgtq;fis gfph;jypDlhf epiykhw;Wf;fhy ePjp njhlh;ghd nghwpKiwfspy; ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;G> ngz;fspd; mDgtq;fs; kw;Wk; ghy;epiy $Uzh;it fUj;jpy; nfhs;sy; vd;gjid mbg;gilahff; nfhz;L ,t;mwpf;if rkh;g;gpf;fg;gLfpwJ. epiykhw;Wf;fhy ePjpg; nghwpKiwfshdfhzhkw; NghNdhUf;fhd mYtyfk;> tpNrl tof;Fj; njhLg;gtiu cs;slf;fpa ePjpg; nghwpKiw> cz;ik> ey;ypzf;fk;> kPs; epfohik njhlh;ghd Mizf;FO> ,og;gPL> ghpfhuj;jpw;fhd mYtyfk; Nghd;wtw;wpy; ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;GlDk; ghy;epiy $Uzh;TlDk;; vt;thW nraw;gl Ntz;Lk; vd;gJ njhlh;ghd FOf;fye;Jiuahly;fs; ,lk;ngw;wJ. ,f;fye;Jiuahly;fspDhlhfghpe;Jiufs; Kd;itf;fg;gl;lJ. ,jdbg;gilapy;>

1. cz;ik> ey;ypzf;fk;> kPs; epfohik njhlh;ghd Mizf;FO

§ fye;jhNyhrid nra;tjw;fhd #oiy cUthf;Fjy;

§ cz;ikia nrhy;tjw;fhf ngz;fis Cf;Ftpj;jy; mzpjpul;ly; Ntz;Lk;. o gapw;wg;gl;l ngz;fs; kdpj chpik nraw;ghl;lhs;fs; Nghd;NwhUf;F gapw;rpfs; toq;fp mth;fspDhlhfghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fs>; FOf;fs; Nghd;Nwhiu milahsg;gLj;jp xU gl;bay; jahhpj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. ,jid fz;fhzpg;G nra;tjw;F ngz;fs; epWtdj;jplk; nghWg;gpid nfhLj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. ,r; nraw;ghl;by; ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;G kw;Wk; ghy;epiyf; $Uzh;T fUj;jpy; nfhs;sg;gl Ntz;Lk;. § fye;jhNyhrid ,lk;ngWk; mYtyfk; mikf;fg;gLk; ,lk;.

o fye;jhNyhrid ,lk;ngWk; mYtyfk; ghJfhg;ghd ,lj;jpy; mike;jpUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. o gq;Fgw;Wdh;fs; jkJ mDgtq;fisNah my;yJ gpwhpd; mDgtq;fisNah gfpUk; NghJ ghJfhg;ghd jdpahd miwfis toq;Fjy; Ntz;Lk;. o NkYk; mth;fsJ czh;Tfis jq;F jilapd;wp gfpUk; gbahf miwfs; xOq;fikf;fg;gl;bUf;f Ntz;Lk;. mjhtJ kdij rhe;jg;gLj;Jk; gbahd th;zq;fs; kw;Wk; ngsjPf #oiyf; nfhz;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. o NkYk; kyry$l trjp> ghYhl;Lk; jha;khUf;fhd miwtrjpfs; vd;gd nfhz;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. o NkYk; fye;jhNyhrid nra;tjw;fhd mYtyfk; Nghf;Ftuj;Jf;F ,yFthd ,lj;jpy; mike;jpUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ gq;Fgw;Wdh;fs; mjhtJghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fs;> rhl;rpahsh;fs; mDgtg; gfph;tpd; Ntis czh;Tfis ntspf;fhl;Lk; ,lj;J mjw;fhd mtfhrq;fis toq;Fjy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ cz;ikiaf; fz;lwpAk; Mizf;FO ghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fs; thOk; gpuNjrq;fSf;F> fpuhkq;fs; thhpahfr; nry;yy; Ntz;Lk;.

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§ NkYk; ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fSk; rhl;rpaq;fSk; ntspehLfspy; $Ljyhf trpf;fpd;w re;jh;g;gq;fspy; Mizf;FO ntspehLfSf;F nrd;Wk; cz;ikiaf; fz;lwpAk; xOq;fikg;Gfisf; nfhz;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ rfy eltbf;iffspd; NghJ jfty;fs; jpul;Lk; NghJ ghy;epiy hPjpahf gphpf;fg;gl;l tifapy; jpul;lg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ Mizf;FOtpd; fl;likg;G

§ cz;ikiaf; fz;lwptjw;fhd Mizf;FOtpy; ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;gpid cWjpg;gLj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. § ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;G 50%Nkh my;yJ mjw;F $LjyhfNth cs;thq;fg; gl;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. Fwpg;ghf midtUk; ghy;epiy $Uzh;T cs;sth;fs; vd;gJ cWjpg;gLj;jg;gl;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. § NkYk; Mizf;FOtpy; mq;fj;jth;fshf ghjpf;fg;gl;th;fSk; cs;thq;fg;gl;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ rl;lk; ,aw;wg;gLk; NghJ gpd;tUk; tplaq;fs; cs;thq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. o tpjpKiwfs; rhrdj;jpy;(Code of Conduct)Mizf;FO cWg;gpdh;fs; ifnahg;gk; ,l;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. o ghy;epiy $Uzh;T rhh;e;j tplaq;fs; tpNrlkhf Fwpg;gplg;gl;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. o Fw;w nray;fspy;

§ Mizf;FOtpd; gpujpepjpfSf;fpilapy; ,izg;ghf;fk; xOq;fhd Kiwapy; miktjid cWjpg;gLj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ Mizf;FOtpd; gpujpepjpfs; Kk;nkhopAk; Ngrf; $bath;fshf ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. Fwpg;G: ,jid ftdj;jpy; vLf;f Ntz;Lk; vd;W fye;Jiuahlypd; NghJ $wg;gl;lJ. %d;W nkhop njhpe;jth;fs; vd;Dk; NghJ rpyh; khj;jpuNk cs;thq;fg;glf; $ba re;jh;g;gq;fs; cz;L. vdNt ,jidg; gw;wp rpe;jpf;f Ntz;Lk; vd;W $wg;gl;lJ.

§ gpujpepjpfs; Jiz Nghfhjyh;fshfTk;> ,yQ;rq;fs; thq;fhjth;fshfTk;> ghy;epiy $Uzh;T kpf;fth;fshfTk; ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ Mizf;FO mwpf;ifcz;ik kw;Wk; ghy;epiy $Uzh;it jOtpa mwpf;ifahfTk; ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ ghy;epiyf; $Uzh;it mwpf;ifapLtjw;nfd jdpahd xU gFjp ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ Mizf;FOtpd; gpujpepjpfSf;F ghy;epiy $Uzh;T rhh;e;j nfhs;sT tpUj;jp rhh;e;j gapw;rpfs; toq;f Ntz;Lk;.

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§ Mizf;FOtpd; fl;likg;gpy; Jiwrhh;r;j epGzh;fis cs;thq;f Ntz;Lk;. cjhuzkhf csts epGzh;fis cs;thq;Fjy;.

• ghJfhg;Gk; ,ufrpaj; jd;ikf;Fkhd nraw;ghLfs;;

§ gq;Fgw;Wdh;fspd; (ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fspdJk; rhl;rpaq;fspdJk;) ghJfhg;G cWjpg;gLj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;. o ghJfhg;G nghwpKiwfs; Muk;gpf;fg;gl;l fhyg;gFjpapy; ,Ue;J njhlh;e;J mth;fsJ ghJfhg;G cWjpg;gLj;j Ntz;Lk;.

§ gq;Fgw;Wdh;fspd; (ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fspdJk; rhl;rpahsh;;fspdJk;); r%f ghJfhg;G Nfs;tpf;FwpahFk; NghJ mjidf; ifahs;tjw;F mjw;fhd epGzh;fis jahh;epiyapy; itj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. o mjhtJ ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fs; jkJ mDgtq;fis cz;ikia fz;lqpAk; Mizf;FOtpw;F gfph;e;jjd; gpd;dh; mth; thOk; r%f kf;fs; mtiug;gw;wp Ngrj; njhlq;Fk; rpy Ntisfspy; Gwf;fzpf;Fk; epiyikAk; Vw;glyhk; mt;thwhd Ntisfspy; mjid ifahSk; gbahd cstpay; epGzh;fis Vw;ghL nra;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ gq;Fgw;Wdh;fs; toq;fpa jfty;fspd; ghJfhg;G cWjpg;gLj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ Mizf;FOtpw;F cz;ikiar; nrhy;y tUgth;fis gytPdg;gLj;Jk;gbahd nraw;ghLfs; jtph;f;fg;gly; Nyz;Lk;. o mjhtJ T.I.D CID njhlh;fz;fhzpg;Gfs; jtph;f;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;.

• ghjPL

§ ghjPLfs; jahhpf;Fk; NghJ ghy;epiy rkj;Jtj;Jtk; kw;Wk; ghy;epiy $Uzh;Tld; jahhpj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ cz;ikia nrhy;tjw;fhf ngz;fis Cf;Ftpj;jy; mzpjpul;ly; Nghd;w Muk;g fl;l nraw;ghLfSf;fhd nrytPdq;fis ghjPl;by; cs;thq;Fjy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ fye;jhNyhridf;F gq;Fgw;Wdh;fs; tUk; NghJ mjw;fhd nrytPdq;fis ghjPl;by; cs;thq;Fjy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ Mz;bw;fhd ghjPL tiuAk; NghJ ,og;gPL kw;Wk; ghpfhuj;jpw;fhd nrytPdq;fis ghjPl;by; cs;thq;Fjy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ ngz;fs; jPh;khdk; vLf;Fk; kl;lq;fspy; jkJ gq;fspg;Gfis mjpfhpg;gjw;fhd nfhs;sTtpUj;jpf;fhd epjpia ghjPl;by; cs;thq;Fjy; Ntz;Lk;.

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§ ghy;epiy A+dpw;fhf epjp xJf;fPL nra;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

• kPs;epfohik

§ ghJfhg;G rPh;jpUj;jk; njhlh;ghd tplaq;fspYk; nraw;ghLfspYk; ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;gpid cWjpg;gLj;jy;.

§ ,uhZtj;jpdhpd;; gpurd;dq;fis Fiwj;jy;.

§ ,uhZtj;jpdUf;F gapw;rpfs; toq;Fk; NghJ ghy;epiy njhlh;ghd tplaq;fisAk; cs;thq;fy;.

§ ghJfhg;G fl;likg;gpy; ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;G mjpfkhf ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. o cjhuzkhf nghyp]py; ngz;fis cs;thq;fy;.

§ rl;l rPh;jpUj;jq;fs; nfhz;Ltuy; Ntz;Lk;. o rPNlh kw;Wk; rh;Njr tpNrl rl;lq;fis cs;ehl;L rl;lq;fspy; cs;thq;fy; Ntz;Lk;. o 1325 kw;Wk; rPNlh rh;tNjr gpNuuizfis eilKiwj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ Tuyhw;Wg; Gj;jfq;fspy; ngz;fis Role model Mf;fp mth;fspd; mDgtq;fis mjDhlhf fw;ff; $ba tifapy; ghlg;Gj;jfq;fs; cUthf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ Kd;dhs; ngz; Nghuhspfis nghyp]py; ,izj;Jf; nfhs;sy; Ntz;Lk;.

2. tpNrl tof;Fj; njhLg;gtiu cs;slf;fpa ePjpg; nghwpKiw

• fyg;G ePjpkd;w nghwpKiw

o ,f;FOf;fye;jiuahlypy; fyg;G ePjp kd;w nghwpKiwNa cfe;jJ vd Kd; itf;fg;gl;lJ.

o midj;Jtpjkhd Aj;jf; Fw;wq;fSk; ngz;fSf;F ,iof;fg;gl;l Fw;wq;fSk; tprhuizf;F cLj;Jf; nfhs;sg;gl Ntz;Lk;. § ,f;fyg;G ePjpkd;w nghwpKiwapy; cs;ehl;L ntspehl;L Jiw rhh;e;j rl;l ty;Ydh;fs; cs;thq;fg;gl;lbUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. § rl;l ty;Ydh;fspy; 50%ngz;fSk; cs;thq;fg;gl;lbUj;jy; mtrpakhFk;.

• mYtyfk;:

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§ kf;fs; ghjpf;fg;glhj tifapy; chpikfs; kWf;fg;glhj tifapy; mikjy; Ntz;Lk;.

o ,g;nghwpKiwf;fhf mikf;fg;gLk; mYtyfk; ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fs; NkYk; ghjpf;fg;glhj tifapy; mth;fspd; rfy chpikfSk; kWf;fg;glhj tifapy; kjpg;gspf;fg;gl;L midj;J ghjpg;GfisAk; Muha Ntz;Lk;.

§ Nehf;fk;: fhuzpfs;> tpisTfs;> gpd; ele;j ghjpg;Gfs;

o ,g; nghwpKiwapd; Nehf;fk; ele;j rk;gtq;fSf;fhd fhuzq;fs;> mjd; tpisTfs;> ,jd; %yk; Vw;gl;l ghjpg;Gfis Jy;ypakhf Muha;e;J jPh;g;G toq;ff; $ba nghwpKiwahf ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk;. Fwpg;ghf ngz;fs; kPJ ,iof;fg;gl;l ghypay; hPjpahd td;Kiwfs; xt;nthd;iwAk; $Uzh;Tld; Muha;tJld; ngz;fspd; czh;TfSf;F kjpg;gspf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ fhy vy;iyfs;

o epiykhw;Wf; fhy ePjpapy; cs;thq;fg;gLk; rk;gtq;fspd; fhyq;fis ghh;f;Fk; NghJ> fhy vy;iy rk;gt hPjpahf gphpf;fg;gl;L Nehf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. mj;NjhL midj;J rk;gtq;fisAk; cs;thq;fp Mokhd hPjpapy; Muha Ntz;Lk;.

§ rk;gtj;jpd; jd;ik

o ghypay; hPjpahd td;Kiw> rpj;jputij czh;T hPjpahd ghjpg;Gfs;Nghd;w rk;gtj;jpd; jd;ikiag; nghWj;J tpNrl ftdq;fs; nrYj;jg;l Ntz;Lk;.

§ gq;Nfw;ghsh;fs; mth; rhh;e;jcwtpdh;fs;> FOTf;fhd ghJfhg;G

o ,g;nghwpKiwapy; gq;Nfw;Ws;s ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fs; mthpd; cwtpdh;fs; kw;Wk; FOf;fSf;fhd ghJfhg;G Muk;gj;jpy; ,Ue;J njhlh;e;J toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. ,J murpdhy; cWjpg;gLj;jg;gLtNjhL mth;fSf;fhd jq;Fkpl trjp kw;Wk; Nghf;Ftuj;J trjpfis muR toq;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ khtl;lkl;lq;fspy;

o fyg;G ePjpkd;wq;fs; gq;Nfw;ghsh;fspd; trjpfisf; fUj;jpy; nfhz;L khtl;l kl;lq;fspy; ,aq;Fk; tha;g;Gfis eilKiwg;gLj;j Ntz;Lk;.

§ Clf $Uzh;T

o Clfq;fs; nraw;gLk; NghJ ghy;epiyf; $Uzh;it fUj;jpy; nfhs;s Ntz;Lk;. ngz;fspg; ghJfhg;G>r%f ghJfhg;G kw;Wk; nfsutk; vd;gjid fUj;jpy; nfhz;L nray;gl Ntz;Lk;.

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§ ,f;FO mjpfhuk; cilajhf ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk;. rl;l jpUj;jk;>Gjpa nfhs;if cUthf;fk; > Gduikg;Gfs; Nghd;w tltbf;iffis Mw;wf; $bajhf ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ NtW ehLfs; jPh;g;G

o rh;tNjr kl;lq;fspy; Aj;jf;Fw;wq;fSf;fhf toq;fg;gl;l jPh;g;Gfis ghprPyid nra;J mjid ,yq;ifapYk; eilKiwg;gLj;Jtjw;fhd topKiwfs; gw;wp Muha;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ jPh;Tfs; fhy vy;iyf;Fs; toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

o ghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fSf;fhd jPh;g;Gf;fs; fhyjhkjkpd;wp tpiuthf toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. o ePjpkd;wq;fspy; ghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fSf;F ek;gpf;ifahd gjpy;fis cldbahf toq;Ftij cWjpg;gLj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ rptpy; mikg;Gfspd; gq;fspg;GfisAk; cs;thq;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ csts Mw;Wg;gLj;jy;>kUj;Jt cjtpfs;

o ,g;nghwpkiwfis eilkiwg;gLj;Jk; mNj Ntis gq;Nfw;ghsh;fspd; czh;Tfis ifahSk; tifapy; csts Mw;Wg;gLj;jy;fs; kw;Wk; kUj;Jt trjpfis Vw;gLj;jp nfhLj;jy; mtrpakhFk;.

§ nfhsutk; ghjpf;fg;glhj tifapy; tplaq;fis Kd; itj;jy;.

o nghwpkiwapy; gq;F nfhs;Sk; NghJ gq;Nfw;ghsh;fspd; mjhtJ ghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fs;> rhl;rpaq;fspd; nfsutk; ghjpf;fg;glhj tifapy; nghwpKiwapd; nraw;ghLfs; mikjy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ gq;Nfw;ghsh;fs; toq;Fk; thf;F%yq;fs;> Mtzq;fs; ,ufrpak; ghJfhf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

3. ,og;gPL> ghpfhuj;jpw;fhd mYtyfk;

• mYtyfk; rhh;e;j tplaq;fs;

§ mYtyfq;fs; khtl;l hPjpahf mikf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. § mjpy; 50% ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;G ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ NkYk; mYtyfh;fs; khtl;l hPjpahf cs;thq;fg; gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ mYtyfh;fs; Kk;nkhopAk; Njh;r;rp ngw;wth;fshf ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ fzpg;gPl;lhsh;fs; ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

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o mjhtJ ,og;GfSf;Nfw;g> ,og;gPLfs; kw;Wk; e];l

§ r%f fs mDgtk; nfhz;l mur murrhh;gw;w Nrittahsh;fs;

o r%fq;fSld; ,ize;J Ntiyahw;wpa mDgtk; epiwe;j mYtyfh;fis ,izj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. mjd; NghJ jhd; ghjpg;Gfis czh;e;J mjwNfw;w khjphp nraw;gLthh;fs;.

§ ghjpf;fg;gl;l r%fg; gpd;dzp nfhz;lth;fis ,izj;jy;.

o mjhtJ mYtyfh;fis cs;thq;Fk; NghJ mth;fs; ghjpf;fg;gl;l FLk;g gpd;dzpfis nfhz;lth;fis cs;thq;fy; Ntz;Lk;. cjhuzkhf fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l egh;fspd; FLk;g cwtpdh;fspy; nghUj;jkhdth;fis cs;thq;fy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ tpNrl Jiw rhh;e;j epGzh;fis mYtyfk; nfhz;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

o ,og;gPLfs; kw;Wk; e];l

§ Mtzg;gLj;jy; nraw;ghl;Lg; gFjp

o ,og;gPLfs; e];l

§ rfy tifapdUf;Fkhd nghWj;jg;ghlhd miktplk; kw;Wk; fl;ll miktplk;

o mYtyfk; Nghf;Ftuj;Jf;F ,yFthd tifapYk; kw;Wk; fl;llk; rfy trjpfisAk; nfhz;ljhf ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. Fwpg;ghf kyry$l trjp jha;khh;fs; ghYhl;Ltjw;F trjpahd miwfisf; nfhz;bUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

• ,og;gPl;L tiffs;

§ tptrha kw;Wk; tUkhd fhzpfis kPsspj;jYk; kw;Wk; mtw;iw ghtidf;Fhpa tifapy; Gduikj;Jf; nfhs;tjw;fhd tsq;fis toq;Fjy;.

o mjhtJ tPl;Lj; Njhl;lq;fs;> fdp kuq;fs;> tay;fs;> vd;gd jhpR epyq;fshf;fg; gl;Ls;sJ.,j;jifis tUkhdk;

§ rl;l hPjpahd Mtzq;fis toq;Fjy; Ntz;Lk;.

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o Aj;j fhyq;fspy; ,oe;j jw;NghJ kpfTk; NjitahfTs;s Mtzq;fis cjhuzkhf jpUkzr; rhd;wpjo;fs;> iynrd;];> kuzr; rgd;wpjo;fs; toq;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ Aj;jj;jpy;

o Kd;dhs; Nghuhspfs; mf;fhyq;fspy; tpLjiyg;Gypfspd; fl;Lg;ghl;by; ,Ue;j fy;tp epWtdq;fspy; fy;tp fw;W gy rhd;wpjo;fisAk;> Nkhl;lhh;thfd rhd;wpjo;fisAk; ngw;wpUe;jdh;. vdpDk; mitfs; jw;NghJ nry;Ygbahdjhf ,y;iy. vdNt mitfisg; ngWtjw;fhd trjpfs; vJtpj Gwf;fzpg;Gk; ,y;yhky; eilKiwg;gLj;j Ntz;Lk;.

§ njhopy; tha;g;Gfs; toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

o Fwpg;ghf Kd;dhs; ngz; NghuhspfSf;fhd nghUj;jkhd njhopy;fid ghy;epiy ghugl;rk; ,y;yhky; toq;Fjy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ ,og;gPl;Lg; gzk; ghjpg;GfSf;Nfw;w tifapYk; FLk;gq;fSf;Fg; nghUj;jkhd tifapYk; eph;zapf;fg;gl;l ,og;gPl;Lj; njhifapy; toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ fy;tpj; jpl;lk;

o Nghpdhy; ghjpf;fg;gl;l gpunjrq;fspy; tpNrl fy;tpj; jpl;lq;fis mwpKfg;gLj;jy;.

§ Rfhjhu Nrit

o Nghhpdhy; ghjpf;fg;gl;l gpuNjrq;fSf;F ngz;fspd; eyd;fisf; fUj;jpy; nfhz;L kyry $l trjpfs;> itj;jparhiy trjpfis Vw;gLj;jpf; nfhLj;jy;.

§ cl;fl;likg;G trjpfis Vw;gLj;jy;

o tPjpfis mgptpUj;jp nra;tjDhlhf kf;fSf;F gy trjpfis Vw;gLj;jp nfhLj;jy;. Fwpg;ghf ngz;fspd; ghJfhg;gpidf; fUj;jpy; nfhz;L mth;fspd; Nghf;Ftuj;jpid ghJfhg;ghdjhfTk; ,yFthdjfTk; Mf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ ghjpf;fg;gl;l ngz;fs; midtUf;Fk; epthuzq;fis milar; nra;jy;.

o mjhtJ fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l FLk;gj;ijr; Nrh;e;j xU ngz; kWkzk; Ghpe;jpUe;jhy; fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhUf;fhd ,og;gPLfs; toq;Fk; NghJ ,g;ngz;Zk; Gwf;fzpf;fg;glhJ ,og;gPl;bid ngWk; tha;g;gpid mspf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ ghjpf;fg;gl;l FLk;g cwTfSf;F khjhe;j nfhLg;gdTj; jpl;lq;fs; mwpKfg;gLj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

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o cjhuzkhf fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l FLk;g cwTg; ngz;fSf;F nfhLg;gdTj; jpl;lq;fs; toq;fy;.

§ eilKiwfspy; ngz;fSf;F ghjfkhfTs;s rl;lq;fspy; rPh;jpUj;jq;fis nfhz;Ltuy;.

o cjhuzkhf jdpahh; rl;lq;fs; - Njrtoikr; rl;lk;. ,jdhy; ngz;fs; jiyik jhq;Fk; FLk;g ngz;fs; jkJ fhzpfis ifahs;tjpy; gy rpukq;fis vjph; nfhs;fpd;wdh;.

§ epidTr; rpd;dq;fs;> epidT ehl;fis mq;fPfhpj;jy;.

o cjhuzkhf fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhUf;fhd jpdk;> gLnfhiyfs; nra;ag;gl;l jpdq;fis epifT$Ujy; Nghd;w kdhPjpahd rhe;jg;gLj;jy;fSf;F tha;g;Gfs; toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ nghJ eph;thf fl;likg;Gfspy; rPh;jpUj;jq;fis nfhz;Ltuy;.

Nkyjpfkhd FOf;fye;Jiuahlypy;

§ ,uhZt tPuh;fspd; FLk;gq;fSf;F e];

§ mq;ftPdk; Mf;fg;gl;Nlhh;fs; r%f kPspzf;fk; kw;Wk; njhopy; Kaw;rpfspYYk;

§ jdpahh; fhzpfis ifg;gw;wp mikf;fg;gl;Ls;s ,uhZt Kfhk;fs; kPs; mspf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

4. fhzhkw; NghNdhh; mYtyfk;

• fhzhkw; NghNdhh; vd;Dk; nrhw; gjj;jpid tpl fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;Nlhh; vd;Nw gad;gLj;j Ntz;Lk; vd;W fye;Jiuahlg;gl;lJ. egh;fs; jd;dpr;irahf fhzhky; Nghftpy;iy. mth;fs; fhzhky; NghjYf;Fg; gpd;dzpapy; VNjh xU mOj;jk; fhuzk;. mjhtJ xUth; my;yJ xU FO rk;ke;jg;gl;Ls;sJ. vdNt fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;Nlhh; vDk; gjNk rpwe;jJ vd;W fye;Jiuahlg;gl;lJ.

§ mYtyfk; khtl;l kl;lq;fspy; mikf;fg;gLjy; Ntz;Lk;.

o fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l FLk;gq;fs; ,yFthf mZFk; tifapy; mYtyfk; xt;nthU khtl;lj;jpYk;; mikj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ midj;Jtpjkhd eltbf;iffspYk;/ nghwpkiwfspYk; 50% ngz;fs; cs;thq;fg;gly;.

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o fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhUf;fhd nghwpKiwapYk; mjd; eilKiwfs; nraw;ghl;bYk;; 50%ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;G ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ midj;J eltbf;iffisAk; fz;fhzpg;G nra;a Rje;jpukhd FO ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk.;

o ,t;tYtyfj;jpd; midj;J eltbf;iffisAk; fz;fhzpg;G nra;a cs;ehl;L> ntspehl;L egh;fisf; nfhz;l Rje;jpukhd xU FO mtrpak;.

§ jd;dpr;irahf nraw;glf; $ba mjpfhuk; nfhz;l mYtyfk;.

o ,t;tYtyfk; jdJ nraw;ghLfis ve;j tpjkhd mOj;jq;fSf;Fk; ,lk; nfhLf;fhky; jhNd ,aq;ff; $ba mjfhuk; nfhz;l mYtyfkhf ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

§ gf;frhh;gw;wth;fs;> kdpjNea nraw;ghl;lhsh;fs;> cs;Sh; #oy; gw;wpAk;> nkhopghPl;rakhdth;fs;> ghy;epiyf; $Uzh;T cs;sth;fs; mYtyfj;jpy; cs;thq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ Vw;fdNt kuz rhd;wpjo; vLj;jth;fSk; ,r; nraw;ghl;by; cs;thq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

o VjhtJ Njitfspd; nghUl;L fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhUf;F kuzr;rhd;wpjo; vLj;jth;fSk; ,g; nghwpKiwapy; xJf;fg;glhky; cs;thq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ ,t;tYtyfk; ghy;epiy $Uzh;Tld; mikf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ midj;J egh;fSf;Fk;Nghf;Ftuj;J trjpfSk; Vida trjpfSk; Vw;gLj;jp nfhLf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ Kiwg;ghl;lhsh;fs;>rhl;rpaq;fSf;fhd jdpkdpj ghJfhg;igAk;> r%fg; ghJfhg;igAk; cWjpg;gLj;jy;.

o ,g;nghwpKiwapy;; gq;Fgw;Wk; gq;Fgw;Wdh;fspd; mjhtJ ghjpf;fg;glth;fs; kw;Wk; rhl;rpahsh;fs; jkJ jfty;fis toq;fpa gpd;dh; mth;fspd; jdp kdpj ghJfhg;G cWjpg;gLj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;. mNjNtis ,g;ghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fSf;F r%fq;fSk; MjuT toq;fp mth;fSk; ghJfhg;G toq;Ftij cWjpg;gLj;j Ntz;Lk;.

§ Fw;wkpioj;jth; ,dq;fhl;lg;gLk; re;jh;g;gq;fspy; ghjpf;fg;gl;Nlhh; tpUk;Gk; vy;iy tiu tprhuiz elhj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

o Fw;wkpioj;jth; ghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fshy; milahsq; fhl;lg;gLk; mNj Ntis> Fw;wkpioj;jth; kWf;Fk; NghJ> ghjpf;fg;gl;l eghpd;rhl;rpaj;jpw;F Kd;Dhpik nfhLj;Jk; mth;fspd; kdepiyiaf; fUj;jpy; nfhz;Lk; tprhuiz eltbf;iffis eilKiwg;gLj;j Ntz;Lk;.mjw;fhd nghwpkiwia ,t;tYtyfk; Kiwahf ifahs Ntz;Lk;.

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o Fw;wkpioj;jth; ghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fshy; milahsq; fhl;lg;gLk; NghJ Fw;wkpioj;jtUf;fhd tprhuizia ghjpf;fg;gl;lthpd; kdepiyiaf; fUj;jpy; nfhz;Lk; tprhuiz eltbf;iffis eilKiwg;gLj;j Ntz;Lk;.

§ Gij Fopfs; Njhz;Lk; NghJ fz;Lgpbf;fg;gLk; clyq;fSf;F chpa khpahij nrYj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

o Njhz;bnaLf;fg;gLk; kdpj clyq;fis Kiwahf ghJfhj;J itj;jpUf;fTk;> mitfis milahsq; fhzTk; cah; njhopy;El;g trjpfisAk; epGzj;Jth;fisAk; ,g; nghwpKiw nfhz;bUf;f Ntz;Lk;

§ fle;j fhyq;fspy; nraw;gl;l Mizf;FOf;fspd; mwpf;if Mtzq;fis mZff; $ba trjp

o mjhtJ fle;j fhyq;fspy; ,lk;ngw;w gud`k mizf;FO> fw;Wf; nfhz;l ghlq;fSk; ey;ypzf;fKk; mizf;FO Nghd;wtw;wpd; mwpf;iffis gw;wpa njspTk; mJ gw;wpa KbTfisAk; ,t;tYtyfk; njhpe;jphpf;f Ntz;Lk;. cjhuzkhf ghjpf;fg;gl; egh;fs; ,t;tYfj;jplk; nry;Yk; NghJ ,th;fSk; Muk;gj;jpy; ,Ue;J jfty;fis jpul;lhky; Vw;fdNt ghjpf;fg;gl;l egh;fs; Vida Mizf;FOf;fSf;F nfhLj;j jfty;fis gad;gLj;j $ba trjpfisf; nfhz;bUf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ Fw;wkpioj;jth; njhlh;ghf ep&gpf;fg;gl;lhy;> mtUf;fhd rl;l eltbf;ifis ,t;tYtyfNk vLj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

o Fw;w kpioj;jth; ghjpf;fg;gl; egh;fshy; my;yJ rhl;rpahy; milahsq; fhl;lg;gl;L ep&gpf;fg;gl;lhy; mtUf;fhd rl;leltbf;ifia ,e;j mYtyfNk vLf;f $ba mjpfhuj;jpid nfhz;bUf;f Ntz;Lk;.

§ ghjpf;fg;gl;lthpd; thf;F%yk; fl;lhakhf xU rhl;rpakhf Nrh;f;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

o fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhUf;fhd FLk;g cwTfs; ,lk;ngah;Tfspd; NghJ fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;lth; njhlh;ghd Mtzq;fis ,oe;jpUg;gh;> mt;thwhd Ntisfspy; cwTfspd; thf;F%yq;fis Kf;fpa rhl;rpaq;fshf Vw;Wf; nfhs;sg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

§ rk;gtj;Jld; njhlh;Ggl;L rhl;rpak; mspf;f tpUk;Gth;fSf;fhd rhjfkhd #oy; Ntz;Lk;.

o fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;lth; njhlh;ghf VidNahh; rhl;rpak; mspf;f tpUk;Gk; Ntis mth;fSf;fhd ghJfhg;G kw;Wk; mjid Vw;Wf;nfhs;sTk; Ntz;Lk;.

§ ghpe;Jiu eltbf;iffis eilKiwg;gLj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

o mjhtJ fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;Nlhhpd; FLk;g cwTfSf;F Njitg;gLk; ,lj;J toq;fg;gLk; Vida cjtpfis mth;fs; nrd;W miyahky;> mYtyfNk mjw;fhd ghpe;Jiu eltbf;iffis Vw;gLj;jpf; nfhLf;f Ntz;Lk;.

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cjhuzkhf mth;fSf;F e];l

§ cs Mw;Wg;gLj;jYf;fhd nghwpKiwia cUthf;fy; Ntz;Lk;.

o fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;Nlhhpd; FLk;g cwTfs; jkJ ghjpg;Gfis $Wkplj;J mth;fSf;fhd csMw;Wg;gLj;jy; trjpfisAk; csts epGzh;fisAk; ,t;tYtyfk; nfhz;bUf;f Ntz;Lk;.

,t;thW ehd;F nghwpKiwfSk; ngz;fspd; gq;fspg;GlDk; ghy;epiy $Uzh;TlDk;; vt;thW nraw;gl Ntz;Lk; vd;gJ njhlh;ghdghpe;Jiufs; Nkw;$wpajd; mbg;gilapy;; ehd;F FOf;fspd; Clhf Kd;itf;fg;gl;lJ.

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kl;lf;fsg;G khtl;l tyar; nrayzpapdJ fye;jhNyridr; nraw;ghL njhlu;ghd mwpf;if cUthf;fKk; gpz;zdpAk; :-

,yq;if murhq;fk; 2015k; Mz;L nrg;nlk;gh; khjk; If;fpa ehLfs; kdpj cupikfs; Nguitapy; Kd;itj;j my;yJ Vw;Wf;nfhz;l epiykhw;Wf;fhy ePjpr; nraw;ghl;bd; mbg;gilapy; ,yq;ifapy; ,d Kuz;ghLfs;> kPs;epfshikia cWjpg;gLj;Jk; KfkhfTk;> ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fSf;fhd gupfhuk; NjLk; tifapYk; nraw;ghLfis Nkw;nfhs;tjhf cWjpaspj;jJ. ,jdbg;gilapy; ntsptptfhu mikr;Rk;> gpujkH nrayfKk; ,ize;J ey;ypzf;f nraw;ghLfSf;fhd nrayfj;ij epWtpaJ. gpd;dH ntsptptfhu mikr;R ehlshtpa uPjpapy; gy;NtW rptpy; r%f mikg;Gf;fSldhd ehd;F nghwpKiwfis Kd;itj;jJ. (fhzhky; NghNdhUf;fhd mYtyfk;> ,og;gPl;Lf;fhd mYtyfk;> rpwg;G tof;Fj; njhLdUld; $ba ePjpg;nghwpKiw> cz;ik> ePjp> kPs;epfohik kw;Wk; ey;ypzf;fk; njhlHghd Mizf;FO) ,tw;wpd; nraw;ghLfs; kw;Wk; Kiwikfs; njhlHghf kf;fspd; fUj;Jf;fisf; Nfl;lwpe;J nfhs;tjw;fhf 11 Ngh; nfhz;l fye;jhNyhridr; nraydpia cUthf;fpaJ. ,jpy; kdpj cupik MHtyHfs;> fy;ypapayhsHfs;> cstsj;Jiw rhh;e;jtHfs;> kw;Wk; Clfj;JiwapdH MfpNahH cs;thq;fg;gl;bUe;jdH. ,f;fye;jhNyhridr; nraydpahdJ ehlshtpa uPjpapy; kf;fspd; fye;jhNyhridfisf; Nfl;gjw;fhf 15 tyar; nrayzpfis cUthf;fpaJ. Fwpg;ghf $Ljyhfg; ghjpg;Gf;F cs;shfpa gFjpfshd tlf;F fpof;F khfhzq;fspy; xt;nthU khtl;lj;jpw;F xd;whfTk; Vida khfhzq;fspy; khfhzj;jpw;F xd;whfTk; njupT nra;ag;gl;lJ. kl;lf;fsg;G khtl;l nraydpahdJ 7 Ngu;fisf; nfhz;ljhfj; njupT nra;ag;gl;L mtHfSf;fhd tjptplg; gapw;rpnewp xd;wpd; %yk; ,r;nraykh;tpd; Nehf;fk;> Kiwik> nraw;ghLfs; vd;gd njspT gLj;jg;gl;ld. Fwpg;ghf kl;lf;fsg;G khtl;l tyar; nrayzpapd; jtprhsuhf jpU. rdp xf;fH]; mth;fSk;> nrayhsuhff; jpU.f.fhz;Bgd; mtHfSk; ,izr;nrayhsuhf jpUkjp nt. Aidjh mtHfSk; njupT nra;ag;gl;lJld; cWg;gpdHfshf jpUkjp.g.n[ajPgh> jpU. nkh`kl; gph;jT];> jpU. fpUiguh[h MfpNahUk; njupT nra;ag;gl;ldH. njupT nra;ag;gl;l gpur;ridfSk; jpl;lkplYk;:- kl;lf;fsg;G khtl;lk; jkpo;> K];ypk; kf;fis cs;slf;fpa 14 gpuNjr nrayhsu; gpupTfs;> 325 fpuhk NritahsH gpupTfs; kw;Wk; 900 fpuhkq;fisAk; cs;slf;fpapUg;gjdhy; mtw;iw cs;thq;fp kf;fspd; fUj;Jf;fisf; Nfl;lwpAk; Nehf;fpy; ,lk;ngw;w Kuz;ghLfspdhy; cUthfpAs;s ghjpg;Gf;fs; kw;Wk; fye;Jiuahly; nra;ag;gl Ntz;ba FOf;fs; Mfpad ml;ltizg;gLj;jg;gl;ld. mit>

• fhzhky; NghNdhH • flj;jg;gl;L ifJ nra;ag;gl;L fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhH • FLk;g jiyik jhq;Fk; ngz;fs; • khw;Wj; jpwdhspfs; / fhag;gl;NlhH • rpj;jputijf;Fl;gl;NlhH • gLnfhiyfs;/ GijFopfs;

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• guhakpoe;NjhH( fy;tp> tho;thjhuk;) • ifJfs;> kPs;ifJfs; • fhzpfs;> nghUl;fs;> nrhj;Jf;fs; ,oe;NjhH( fhy;eilfs;) • ,lk; ngah;e;NjhH • vy;iyg;Gw fpuhk kf;fs; • ,isQHfs; kw;Wk; rpWtHfs; mikg;G • rptpy; mikg;Gf;fs; • kjj; jiytHfs; njhlHe;J Nkw;Fwpg;gpl;l rk;gtq;fs; mjpf mstpy; ,lk;ngw;w khtl;lj;jpd; ,lq;fs; Muhag;gl;L fye;Jiuahly;fSf;F VJthfTk; ,lj; njupTfs; nra;ag;gl;ld. mj;Jld; nghJf;fye;Jiuahly;fSf;fhf gpd;tUk; gpuNjr nrayhsH gpupTfs; njupT nra;ag;gl;ld.

fye;Jiuahly; tif ,lk; gy;fiyf;fof khztHfs; (kPs;epfohik) FOf;fye;Jiuahly; jd;dhKid fhzhky; NghNdhH (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G FLk;g jiyik jhq;Fk; ngz;fs; (FO kl;lf;fsg;G fye;Jiuahly;) gLnfhiyfs; jkpo; FO (FOf; fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G rpjputijf;Fl;gl;NlhH (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G rpj;jputijf;Fl;gl;NlhH (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G gLnfhiyfs; K];ypk; FO (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G khw;Wj;jpwdhspfs; (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G vy;iyg;Gw fpuhk kf;fs; (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) fy;yb guhak; ,oe;NjhH (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G rptpy; r%f mikg;Gf;fs; (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G kjj;jiytHfs; (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) kl;lf;fsg;G nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; thior;Nrid nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; fSthQ;rpFb nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; kl;lf;fsg;G nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; nfhf;fl;bNrhiy nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; thfiu

fye;Jiuahly;fspd; Kiwikfs; :- nghJf; fye;Jiuahly;fs; mur mq;fPfhuj;Jld; kf;fsJ fUj;Jf;fis cs;thq;Fk; Nehf;fpYk; mur tsq;fisg; gad;gLj;Jk; Nehf;fpYk; kl;lf;fsg;G khtl;l mur mjpgupd; mDkjpAlDk; tyar; nrayzpapdupd; Neub re;jpg;Gf;fSs; ClhfTk; Ie;J nghJf;fye;Jiuahly;fs; gpd;tUk; gpuNjr nrashsH gpupTfspy; elhj;jj; jPHkhdpf;fg;gl;lJ. mit thfiu> thior;Nrid> kl;lf;fsg;G> fSthQ;rpFb> gl;bg;gis MfpadthFk;.

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FOf;fye;Jiuahly;fSf;fhf tya nrayzpapdH %yk; khtl;lj;jpy; milahsk; fhzg;gl;l 22 tifahd ghjpg;Gf;fs; gl;bay; gLj;jg;gl;L mjpy; 12 tifahd rk;gtq;fis cs;slf;fpa FOf;fs; ntt;NtW gpuNjrq;fisAk; gpujpepjpj;Jtg; gLj;Jk; tifapy; xOq;F nra;ag;gl;lJ. ,it njhlHghf kf;fSf;F tpopg;GzHit Vw;gLj;Jk; tifapy; rptpy; r%f mikg;Gf;fs;> fpuhk NritahsHfs;> mur rhHgw;w epWtdq;fs;> mur rhHgw;w epWtdq;fspd; xd;wpaq;fs; kw;Wk; cs;SH Clfq;fs; vd;gtw;Wf;$lhfTk; Jz;Lg; gpuRuq;fs;> Rtnuhl;bfs; vd;gtw;wpd; ClhfTk; Neubr;re;jpg;Gf;fs; ClhfTk; kf;fSf;Fk; mur murrhHgw;w Nrit toq;FdHfSf;Fk; ey;ypzf;fg; nghwpKiwfs; njhlHghd ehd;F nghwpKiwfs; gw;wpa tpsf;fq;fs; toq;fg;gl;ld. njhlHe;J fye;Jiuahly;fspy; fle;j fhy Mizf;FOf;fspd; mkHT epiyfSk; eilKiwfSk; jtph;f;fg;gl;L fye;JiuahlYf;fhd Neu tiuaiw> ,lk;> gaz xOq;Ffs;> VJthd ,lk;> FbePH> rpw;Wz;bfs; vd;gdTk; xOq;fikf;fg;gl;ld> mj;Jld; fye;Jiuahly;fspd; NghJ cs MjuT> jdpf; fye;Jiuahly;> Clf xOq;fikg;Gf;fs; vd;gdTk; Vw;ghL nra;ag;gl;bUe;jJ. mj;Jld; FOf; fye;Jiuahly;fs; rpytw;wpid rptpy; r%f mikg;Gf;fs; jq;fsJ mikg;Gf;fSf;F Clhf XOq;fikj;Jj; je;jikAk; Fwpg;gplj;jf;fJ.

,jd;gb jpl;lkplg;gl;ljw;F mika njupT nra;ag;gl;l ,lq;fspy; FOf;fye;Jiuahly;fs; ,lk;ngw;wd. ,jd;NghJ FOtpdUf;F ey;ypzf;fg; nghwpKiwfs; njhlHghd mwpKfk;> gq;Fgw;WdHfspd; mwpKfk; kw;Wk; tya nrayzpapdupd; mwpKfk; fye;Jiuahly;fSf;fhd Nehf;fk; vd;gtw;wpd; Clhf kf;fsplk; fUj;Jf;fs; Nfhug;gl;ld. ,jd;NghJ ghjpf;fg;gl;l tplaq;fs;> ghjpg;Gf;fs; vd;gtw;wpw;$lhf fUj;Jf;fs; ntspg;gLj;jg;gl;lJld; ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fspd; Njitfs;> jPHTfs;> mgpyhirfs; vd;gd Kd;itf;fg;gl;ljd; Clhf nghw;KiwfSf;Fs;s njhlh;Gfs; Muhag;gl;ld. nghJf; fye;Jiuahly;fspd;NghJk; gq;Fgw;WdHfSf;F ey;ypzf;fg; nghwpKiwfs; njhlHghd mwpKfk;> gq;Fgw;WdHfspd; mwpKfk; kw;Wk; tya nrayzpapdupd; mwpKfk; fye;Jiuahly;fSf;fhd Nehf;fk; vd;git njspT gLj;jg;gl;L kf;fsplk; fUj;Jf;fs; Nfhug;gl;ld. ,jd;NghJ kf;fSf;fhd njupTfs; toq;fg;gl;L tya cWg;gpdhfs; jdpj;jdpahfg; gpupe;J nraw;gl;ldH ,jpy; %d;W nghJf;fye;Jiuahly;fSf;F fye;jhNyhridr; nrayzpapd; cWg;gpdu;fs; gq;Fgw;wpapUe;jdu;. nghJf;fye;Jiuahly;fspd; NghJ kf;fsJ gq;fspg;Gld; fUj;Jf;fs; ngwg;gl;lJ mtHfSf;F nrsfupakhf ,Ue;jJld; kf;fsplk; FOthfTk; jdpahfTk; rkh;g;gzq;fs; ngwg;gl;ld. mj;Jld; jpl;lkpl;lgb csr%f MjuTfs; toq;fg;gl;lJld; tyanrayzpapduhy; NkyjpfkhTk; cs MjuT toq;fg;gl;lJ. fye;jhNyhrid nrayzpahy; Fwpg;ngLg;gtH toq;fg;gl;bUe;jNghJk; Njitapd; epkpj;jk; Nkyjpfkhd Fwpg;ngLg;ghsHfs; gad;gLj;jg; gl;lhHfs; MapDk; kf;fshy; $wg;gl;l fUj;Jf;fs; ahTk; cs;thq;fg;gl;Ls;sjh vd tya nrayzp cWjpg;gLj;jpf; nfhz;lJ. Nkyjpfkhf K];yPk; r%fj;jpdupd; gq;fspg;G Fiwthf ,Ue;j fhuzj;jpdhYk;> mr; r%fj;ij gpujpepjpj;Jtg;gLj;Jgtu;fspd; Ntz;LNfhSf;fikthfTk; Nkyjpfkhf Xu; nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; xOq;FgLj;jg;gl;L VwhT+u; efu gpuNjr nrayfj;jpy; elhj;jg;gl;lJ.

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jpfjp fye;Jiuahly; tif ,lk; gq;Fgw;wpNahu; 09.07.2016 gy;fiyf;fof khztHfs; 11 – (kPs;epfohik) jd;dhKid ngz;fs; FOf;fye;Jiuahly; 13.07.2016 fhzhky; NghNdhH kl;lf;fsg;G 30 ( 29 (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) ngz;> 1 Mz;) 13.07.2016 FLk;g jiyik jhq;Fk; kl;lf;fsg;G ngz;fs; (FO fye;Jiuahly;) 21.01.2016 gLnfhiyfs; jkpo; FO (FOf; kl;lf;fsg;G 6 (4 ngz;> 2 fye;Jiuahly;) Mz;) 22.07.2016 rpjputijf;Fl;gl;NlhH kl;lf;fsg;G 7 (5 ngz;> 2 (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) Mz;) 23.07.2016 ifJ nra;ag;gl;L jLj;J kl;lf;fsg;G 5 (1 ngz;> itf;fg;gl;bUe;Njhu; 4 Mz;) (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) 24.07.2016 gLnfhiyfs; K];ypk; FO kl;lf;fsg;G 13 (8 ngz;> (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) 5 Mz;) 27.07.2016 khw;Wj;jpwdhspfs; kl;lf;fsg;G 8 (3 ngz;> 5 (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) Mz;) 29.07.2016 vy;iyg;Gw fpuhk kf;fs; fy;yb 16 (16 ngz;> (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) 0 Mz;) 30.07.2016 guhak; ,oe;NjhH kl;lf;fsg;G 13 (11 ngz;> (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) 2 Mz;) 31.07.2016 rptpy; r%f mikg;Gf;fs; kl;lf;fsg;G (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;) 25.08.2016 kjj;jiytHfs; kl;lf;fsg;G (FOf;fye;Jiuahly;)

09.08.2016 nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; thior;Nrid 267 Ngu; 12.08.2016 nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; fSthQ;rpFb 74 Ngu; 13.08.2016 nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; kl;lf;fsg;G 155 Ngu; 18.08.2016 nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; nfhf;fl;bNrhiy 226 Ngu; 16.08.2016 nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; thfiu 92 Ngu; 24.08.2016 nghJf;fye;Jiuahly; VwhT+H 376 Ngu;

milahsk; fhzg;gl;l gpur;ridfSk; kf;fsJ fUj;Jf;fSk;:- fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;Nlhu; :- ,d Kuz;ghL kw;Wk; MAjg; Nghuhl;lk; fhuzkhf 1987k; Mz;L Kjy; ,d;W tiuapYk; gy;NtW KiwfSf;$lhf fhzhky; Nghjy;fs;> flj;jy;fs; vd;gd mjpfstpy; ,lk;ngw;Ws;sd. ,it ntt;NtW tifahd MAjf;FOf;fspd; cUthf;fk;> mtw;Wf;fpilahd gpsTfs;> jdpegH tpNuhjq;fs;> murpay; fhuzq;fs; vd;gtw;whYk; ,lk;ngw;Ws;sd. ,it ,uhZtk;> nghyp];> MAjf; FOf;fs;>

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jdpegHfs; kw;Wk; murpay;thjpfs; MfpNahHfshy; Rw;wptisg;Gf;fs;> ifJnra;jy;fs;> flj;jpr; nry;Yjy;> tPl;bw;F te;J tprhuidf;F mioj;Jr; nry;Yjy;> MAjf; FOf;fSf;fhd Ml;Nrh;g;Gf;fs;> mr;RWj;jy;fs; kw;Wk; Xg;gilg;G> ruziljy;fspd; NghJk; ,lk;ngw;Ws;sd. ,it njhlHghf nghyp];epiyaq;fs;> kdpj cupikfs; Mizf;FO> [dhjpgjp nrayfk;> Mizf;FOf;fs;> mur mikg;Gf;fs;> murrhHgw;w mikg;Gf;fs;> ,uhZt Kfhk;fs;> GdHtho;T epiyaq;fs;> murpay; jiytHfs;> ,ihZt kw;Wk; nghyp]; nghWg;ghsHfs;> murpay; fl;rpfs;> MAjf; FOf;fs; kw;Wk; rh;tNjr nrQ;rpYitr; rq;fk;> rh;tNjrg; nghwpKiwfs; vd;gtw;wpd; Clhf fhzhky; cs;Nshupd; cwtpdHfs; NjLk; Kaw;rpfspy; ,d;W tiuapYk; rh;tNjrj;jpd; nray;jpwdw;w jiyapLfSk; mtw;wpd; %ykhd mwpf;iffSk; khj;jpuNk ngWNgwhff; fpilf;fpd;wJ. MapDk; ,Jtiu fhyKk; fhzhky; NghNdhiuf; fz;L gpbg;gjw;fhd rpwe;j nraw;ghLfNsh> ghjpf;fg;gl;NlhUf;fhd cs r%fg; nghUshjhu kw;Wk; Vida cjtpr; nraw;ghLfNsh tpNrl rYiffNsh ,d;wpa epiyapy; NkYk; NkYk; gy;NtW rthy;fSf;F Kfk; nfhLf;f Ntz;ba epiyNa epue;jukhfpAs;sJ. fhzhky; Nghd mYtyfk; Rje;jpukhdjhfTk; tiuaiwfs; ,d;wpa tprhuizfSk; ghjpf;fg;gl;NlhUf;fhd ghJfhg;Gk; rk;ge;jg;gl;l rhl;rpfSf;fhd ghJfhg;Gj; jskhfTk; ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk; jw;Nghija epiyapy; khjhe;jf; nfhLg;gdTfs;> ngd;rd;> fy;tp Kiwfspy; tpNrl rYiffs;> fhzhky; NghNdhH vd;Dk; rhd;wpjo;> mur njhopy; tha;g;Gf;fs;> Ra njhopy; tha;g;Gf;fs;> Vida Njitfs; midj;ijAk; epge;jidfs; ,d;wp toq;f Ntz;Lk; vd vjpHghHf;fg;gLfpd;wJ. vy;iyg;Gw fpuhk kf;fSk; ,lk;ngah;e;NjhUk;:-

,yq;ifapy; Vw;gl;l Kuz;ghLfs; fhuzkhf 1990k; Mz;L njhlf;fk; vy;iyg;Gw fpuhk kf;fs; mjpf mstpy; ,lk;ngah;e;jtHfshfTk; jkJ nrhj;Jf;fs; clikfis ,oe;jtHfshfTk; fhzg;gLfpd;wdH. kl;lf;fsg;G khtl;lj;jpy; jkpo; K];ypk; kf;fs; mjpfstpy; vy;iyg;Gw fpuhkq;fspy; tho;e;J tUfpd;wdH. ,tHfs; MAjf;FOf;fs; kw;Wk; ,uhZtj;jpdUf;F ,ilNA Vw;gl;l Maj Nkhjy;fs;> fl;lha Mf;fpukpg;Gf;s;> mr;RWj;jy;fs; vd;gtw;wpd; fhuzkhf ,lk;ngah;e;J tho;fpd;wdH. ,d Ngjk; kw;Wk; Kuz;ghLfspd;wp xw;Wikahf tho;e;j kf;fs; ,lk;ngah;e;j Ntis mtHfsJ midj;J tpjkhd clikfisAk; ,oe;j epiyapNyNa jw;NghJ ,Uf;fpd;wdH. MapDk; jw;fhyj;jpy; jkJ nrhe;j ,lq;fSf;F kPsf; FbakUk;NghJ mq;F tho;tjw;F jaf;fk;> gak;> mr;rk;> vd;gtw;NwhL murpay; eilKiwfspy; jpUg;jp mw;w epiyapYk; ek;gpf;ifaw;w epiyapYNk fhzg;gLfpd;wdH. jq;fsJ mb kdjpy; Kuz;ghl;Lr; #oypd; jhf;fk; ve;jnthU re;jh;g;gj;jpYk; kPsTk; ,lk;ngwyhk; vd;w czh;tpd; epkpj;jk; kPz;Lk; xw;Wikahf Nrh;tjw;F jaf;fk; ,Ug;gjhfTk; $Wfpd;wdH. mj;Jld; jkJ tho;tpay; Kiwikfisf; filg;gpbf;f KbahjthW jkJ ,Ug;gplq;fs; khw;wk; ngw;Ws;sikAk;> mjw;Fg; nghUj;jkhd ve;jtpj mur eilKiwf; fl;likg;Gf;fSk; ,y;yhj epiAk;> njhlh;e;Jk; jkJ clikfs; mjpfhuj; J];gpuNahfk; kw;Wk; Ruz;ly;fSf;F cl;gLj;jg;gLfpd;w epiyfSk> fhzpfs; cupj;J khw;wk; nra;ag;l;Ls;s jd;ikAk; NkYk; NkYk; mtek;gpf;ifapid

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Vw;gLj;JtjhfTk; ,Uf;fpd;wikAld; jhk; ,oe;j fhzpfs; njhlHghf ePjpapidg; ngWtjw;F VJthd cs;SH nghwpKiwfs; vJTk; ,y;yhjepiy> mur mjpfhupfspd; mjpfhuj; jd;ik> mrke;jg; Nghf;F vd;gdTk; kPspizg;Gf;Fr; rthyhf ,Uf;fpd;wJ. MapDk; ,k; kf;fspd; vjpHghH;g;Gf;fshf ajhHj;jkhd ,og;gPLfs; jkf;F fpilf;f Ntz;Lk; vd;gNjhL mtw;iwg; ngw;Wf; nfhs;tjw;F mope;J Nghd Mtzq;fs; Nfhug;glf; $lhJ vdTk;> cupj;J khw;wk; nra;ag;gl;l fhzpfs; kPs; guprPyid nra;ag;gLtNjhL jkf;Ff; fpilg;gjw;Fupa Vw;ghLfis Nkw;nfhs;sTk;> ,U r%fq;fisAk; cs;slf;fpa jdp egHfisf; nfhz;L mur mjpfhuj;Jld; $ba FO xd;W cUthf;fg;gl;L eilKiwg;gLj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk; vd;fpd;w tifapy; mike;Js;sJ. fhzp njhlh;ghd gpur;ridfs;:-

1951k; Mz;L fhyg;gFjpapy; ,Ue;J fytuq;fs; mtw;iw mbg;gilahff; nfhz;l rk;gtq;fs; Clhf kf;fs; jkJ tay; fhzpfs;> tPl;Lf; fhzpfs;> kw;Wk; mtw;wpd; Clhf fhy;eilfs;> Mtzq;fs; midj;ijAk; ,oe;Js;sdH. mj;Jld; Aj;jk; fhuzkhf fl;lhakhf ntspNaw;wg;gl;lik> ,uhZt Kfhk;fs; mikf;fg;gl;lik> MAjf; FOf;fspd; jupg;gplk; mikf;fg;gl;lik> Aj;jk; mjpfstpy; ,lk;ngWfpd;w #oy; fhuzkhf gaj;jpdbg;gilapy; ntspNawpaik> jdp egHfspd; Kd; tpNuhjq;fshy; Aj;jj;ij fhuzk; fhl;b fhzpfs; mgfupf;fg;gl;lik> fl;lhakhf tpw;gidAk; nfhs;tdTk; nra;ag;gl;lik Nghd;w gy;NtW fhuzq;fshy; kf;fs; jkJ fhzpfis ,oe;Js;sdH. NkYk; ,it tay; nra;ifapd; NghJk; tho;tpay; #o;epiyfspd; NghJk; Vw;gl;l MAjj; jhf;Fjy;fSf;F Kfk; nfhLf;f KbahkYk; jkJ capiug; ghJfhf;Fk; Nehf;fpYk;> ,d xJf;Fjy;fs; kw;Wk; MAj Kidapy; Vw;gl;l mr;RWj;jy;fs; fhuzkhfTk; ,lk;ngw;Ws;sJ. MapDk; jw;NghJ kf;fs; jhk; ,oe;j fhzpfis kPsg; ngWtjw;fhf Aj;jk; epiwTf;Ff; nfhz;L tug;gl;ljd; gpd;dH tl;ltpjhiz> gpuNjr nrayf fhzpg; gpupTfs; kw;Wk; khtl;l nrayf fhzpg; gpupT Clhf jkf;Fupa epahaq;fisf; Nfhup tUfpd;wdH. mj;Jld; jkJ fhzpf;Fupa Mjhuq;fs; ,Uf;fpd;w epiyapYk; fhzpfis kPsg; ngwKbahj epiyapYk; Mjhuq;fs; mope;j my;yJ ,y;yhj epiyapYk; mLj;j fl;l eltbf;ifapid Nkw;nfhs;Sk; epiyawpahJ cs;sdH. NkYk; ,d;W tiuapYk; murhq;fj;jpdhy; mjid kPsg; ngWtjw;fhd rupahd eilKiwfs; vJTk; Nkw;nfhs;sg;glhik> jFe;j ,og;gPLfs; toq;fg;glhik> ghjpf;fgl;l kf;fSf;fhd cjtpr; nraw;ghLfspy; cs;s tpj;jpahrk;> ghugl;rk; kw;Wk; tPl;Lj; jpl;lq;fs;> kPs;Fbakh;j;jy;fs; vd;gtw;wpy; cs;s eilKiwr; rpf;fy;fs; vd;gtw;why; NkYk; gpur;ridfSf;Fk; Kuz;ghLfSf;Fk; cs;shf Ntz;ba epiy Vw;gl;Ls;sJ. Mdhy; gpuNjr nrayf uPjpahf fhzp njhlHghd tplaq;fisf; ifahs xU FO cUthf;fg;gl;L mjd; Clhf rk;ge;jg;gl;l ,lq;fs; Neubahfj; njhlHG nfhs;sg;gl;L mq;F trpf;Fk; Fwpg;gpl;l fhyg;gFjpfspy; tho;e;j kf;fis rhl;rpaq;fshff; nfhz;L ,jw;fhd jPHTfs; toq;fg;gl KbAk; vdTk;> MAjf; FOf;fspd; jiyaPLfs;> murpay; kw;Wk; mur mjpfhuq;fs; NeHikahf ifahsg;gl;L kf;fSf;fhd ,og;gPLfs; kw;Wk; nghWg;G tha;e;j mjpfhupfspd; jiyaPLfSld; jpUk;gTk; fhzpfs; toq;fg;gl Ntz;ba epyik cUthf;fg;gl Ntz;L;k; vd;gJ kf;fspd; fUj;jhFk;.

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RECONCILIATION MECHANISM ZONAL TASK FORCE CENTRAL PROVINCE

REPORT

8. FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION There were six (6) Focus Group Discussions held in the Central Province. The breakdown is as follows:

Kandy District - 2 - (i) Minority Religious Group (ii) Missing Persons

Matale District (Dambulla) - 2 - (i) Displaced people from the East and loss of land & property due to Ethnic Conflict (ii) People who had lost land and property due to Sacred City Development Project

Nuwaraeliya District -2 (i) (Hatton) People who lived in Estates and effected due to ethnicity

(ii) (N’Eliya) People effected by various Human Rights violations

Kandy District

1. Minority Religious Groups The reason for identifying this group is that the minority religions were very much effected during the conflict period and post conflict period due to been religious minorities. They included the Hindu, Christian & Catholics and Islam. • There religious places of worship had been attacked • Expression of strong hate speeches disturbed their religious practices. • Construction of religious places were stopped by protest marches and direct physical involved. • Circulars were issued to stop construction of religious places although proper permission had been obtained. Issues Identified: a. No equal treatment for all religions

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b. Spreading of rumors in organised manner the Muslims do brain wash and get organised against the majority community on Fridays and there is systemic conversion plan taking place. This has caused animosity, and had been a major disturbing faction for reconciliation and communal harmony. c. School being classified as Buddhist, Muslim, Hindu and Christian has been a disturbing factor for bring in reconciliation and unity. d. Political agendas that disturb the harmonious living e. Buddhism is given priority treatment by which other religions and their community is looked down. Due to this extremism is growing in all other religions. f. There is danger in coining religion and nationality g. Within the ordinary people there is no religious conflicts. It is the religious leaders who are politicalized create all these problems h. The Sacred Area concept is a government agenda and is not a request of the religious leaders. This is a disturbance for people of other religions i. The minorities religious people live with insecurity j. Law should be equal to all in this country, whatever religion he or she may belong to. Religious leaders of the majority religion are not above the law. The minorities feel that they are treated with preference under the government structures. k. Media is playing a very negative role and is a main cause for religious conflict. l. We have not seen any results of various commission that had been existing in the past. m. What is written in school text books about other religions are distorted. This is a hindrance to religious harmony. n. Certain wording in school text books are insulting to the other ethnic group. ( Eg: In Kumarodaya it has been written “ Uthure Hedi Demalun”) o. Leading newspaper editorials prompt anti-nationalism

PROPOSAL FOR BRINGING RECONCILIATION

a. Media Ethics – A code of ethic should be developed to bring in reconciliation through media b. Dedicated Column in the print media and slots in the audio and visual media should be allocated to promote reconciliation c. Social media should be used to promote reconciliation d. Action should be taken to against anti-communal and anti- religious broadcasting and publication. ( Legal actions and other democratic forms in keeping with social justice) e. Plan out mechanism in a democratic and nonviolent way of countering f. Create forum for open discussion and dialogue that would promote reconciliation g. Programme related to mixing of children of all faiths and ethnic groups should be developed h. English is a link language that could bring in reconciliation. This should be promoted in our education system. i. Politics and Religion should be separated. j. The government civil structures should open space for all religious representation.

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k. The minority communities have a greater role to play in reconciliation. They should be made best use of. l. The minority religious and ethnic groups in the south are cable of working in at least two languages. They should be used to promote reconciliation m. A programme to eradicate poverty should be develop. This will bring in reconciliation n. A Reconciliation tax should be introduced from the rich so that it could be used to reduce poverty by helping the poor. o. A reconciliation mechanism should be introduced in school and then extend it to the universities. p. There should be no schools with religious identities. q. There should be no religious or ethnic based political parties.

2. Missing Persons

This group consisted of people who had gone missing since 1989. The justification for selecting this group are:

• There issued has not got proper redress. • The need to find the truth of what had happened • The need reparation

i. On July 2008 the husband was kidnapped by a white van in Colombo ii. Police complain all other efforts to trace has gone in vain. iii. To withdraw money from the bank, a death certificate is needed. But how could I request for a death certificate, when I do not know what had happed my husband. iv. What to find out where is my husband, what has happened to him and the perpetrators to be punished. Seeking for justice. v. On December 12, 1989 my husband was taken in a while van. No news till this date. vi. Want to know the truth. What happened to him. vii. Complaint was not recorded in the Police station. viii. At that time my eldest child was 4 year and youngest was 1 yr. ix. Find out who was the Police OIC at Menikhinne Police station in the District of Kandy and taken action. x. Needs psychological treatment xi. On August 19, 1989, my brother who was a Buddhist Clergy was taken into custody with the senior Cleagy. No news till today.

PROPOSAL:

1. All need justification. 2. 1. All need to find out the truth.

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Dambulla in Matale District

3. Displace from Eastern Province of Sri Lanka due to Ethnic Conflict

A group of 4 people representing a large group of people who had been displaced from the Eastern province of Sri Lanka, in the Trincomalee District made representation. All were Sinhala people.

This group was selected as they were victims of the conflict and have not got any redress. They had been forced to leave their homeland that was allocated to them by the state an came to live in Dambulla. They had been living in peace. In 1984 four people who worked for the CGR were lost. Then in 1989 5 people who went to take a bath got lost and the problem started.

They had been confronting the LTTE. They had no problems with the Muslims or ordinary Tamil people. They were safe when the home guards were deployed with arms. When the IPKF came all arms had to be surrendered and they had no security. This was in 1989.

From 1996 they had been shifted from place to place. Now they live in Dambulla but no right of ownership to land. Children education has been effected. Livelihood effected.

NEEDS: I. Want to know the legal status of our land in Trincomalee. II. Need compensation for the loss of land and property. III. Compensation for the loss of income from harvesting of paddy. Eg: For a year 150 Bushel of rice was sold @ 75,000/= . for 26 years the loss is 75,000x26 = 1, 950, 000/= IV. Legal ownership of the land in Dambulla to be given.

PROPOSAL FOR RECONCILIATION

• There should be equality and justice. • Everyone should enjoy equal rights. • LTTE fought because there rights were denied. • Resource distribution should be done in a fair and just manner without looked at the ethnicity or religious affiliation.

4. LOSS OF LAND DUE TO SACRED CITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IM DAMBULLA

A group of 5 people, all Sinhalese, three men and two women made representation on behalf of a large number of people who were effected due to sacred city development project in Dambulla.

They had been removed from their traditional homes and place of business. No compensation paid.

NEEDS: i. Compensation for the land lost and the business premises that had been lost.

Proposal for Reconciliations.

• Effective functioning of State officials and need for attitudinal changes • Free from political intefearences

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• Look beyond religious, ethnic and political affiliation.

Nuwara Eliya District

Hatton

5. PEOPLE EFFECTED DUE TO ETHNIC IDENTITY AND BEING ESTATE WORKERS

There were 10 persons in all. 6 men and 4 women out of which 7 were Tamil/ Hindus, 1 Sinhalese and 2 Tamil/Christians.

There issues were:

i. Mainly land issues ii. Treatment of the workers by the estate management. iii. Lack of freedom of association and speech. iv. Not recognizing their rights. v. Village road outside the estate not developed. vi. House vs employment issues vii. Housing issues viii. Do decent living ix. Language and ethnic issues. One had been arrested during the war for not been able to converse in Sinhala although he had no affiliation with any groups.

Proposal for Reconciliation • The estate workers needs to be treated equally within the government officials and all government circles. • The Estate management needs to be directed to treat the estate workers with dignity and value for Humanity. • The Estate workers should be involved in the consultation process before any decision is taken regarding any disputes. • Land for housing and cultivation should be provided. • The number of liquor bars should be reduced dramatically. There are 43 traverns in Hatton. 95 % of the estate workers consume liquor. From this 43 travers is an income of 1 billion rupees per day. For 30 days it is 30 billion. Whose money are these. The poor estate workers earning. This leads to poverty and no reconciliation can take place. • Politicians should not be allowed to issue liquor bar license.

Nuwara-eliya

6. People Effected by Various Human right Violation

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There were 17 persons in all. 6 Tamils, 10 Sinhalese and 1 Christian.

This group had multiple issues, all related to injustices done to them by the local government authorities, the government officers, the police, the politicians and the estate management. Most of them related to violation of human rights.

Being estate workers, either they are Tamils or Sinhalese, they were treated with minimum value to humanity. Even cases of multiple marriages were ignored by the law enforcing officers and most the women were the victims. Out of the 17 who made representation 16 were women. They were the most vulnerable group.

CONSULTATION EXPERIENCES

a) Awareness Raising and People’s Responses: There was less awareness within the public about the consultation process. Considerable time had been to spend explaining the purpose. For some it was a place for them to place their grievance’s that had been not address by the relevant authorities.

Those who had some idea about the purpose were well prepared to place before the task force how they had been effect and what needs to be done to bring about reconciliation.

Most of the people said that the government should have paid more interest on this and more publicity should have been given.

For most it was another hearing and an exercise to please someone else who is pressuring the government. Some even expressed this as an exercise to show that the people have been consulted and the whole exercise is done after proper consultation. This may be due to the bad experience of the past. b) Logistic Challenges : Though we expected, there would be protest and obstacles this did not happen expect at Dambulla, were one Media person raised questions regarding: a) Who is doing this- the government or NGO? b) Who has given appointed to the task force members? c) Who is funding? d) Why a Muslim is the Chairperson? c) Role of State Officials and Civil Society: The support received from the State Official including the District government staff has to be very much appreciated. Some even went out of their normal routine to help us to make the event a success. The role of the civil society was also satisfactory. They could have played a greater role if more publicity had been given. d) How were the Public Meetings and FGDs Conducted: All the FGD were held with seating arrangements in circles. Media was given special attention. The Public Meetings were held using a head table with a stage, except the one in Nuwaraeliya where there was no stage but had a head table. e) Security Issues: There were no security issues to report although security arrangements were made and cooperation of the police was offered. f) Other Comments: As members of the ZTF arrangements were made for publicity at local level though displaying of banners, personal and social contacts etc.

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BREAKDOWN OF CONSULTATIONS

The number of Public Meetings Held : 4 ( Fou) 1. Kandy District Secretariat Office Attendance TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 32 28 06 24 4 4 2 26

2. Dambulla

Attendance TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 32 25 07 21 1 21

3. Nuwaraeliya

Attendance TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 33 17 16 14 1 16 2 30

4. Matale

Attendance TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 38 31 07 28 2 6 2 29

Focus Group Discussions Number of Discussions held – 06

1. Minority Religious Group – Kandy Town AT KANDY YMMA Hall.

Attendance TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 8 8 - - 4 1 3 8

2. Missing PersonsAttendance

TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 5 3 2 3 1 1 4

3. Displaced due to Ethnic Conflict from the Eastern Province

Attendance TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 5 3 2 5 5

4. Displaced due to Sacred City Development Project

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TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 4 4 4 4

5. Estate Workers effected due to Ethnicity due to the Confict

Attendance TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 10 6 4 1 7 2 10

6. Nuwaraeliya

Attendance TOTAL Males Females Sinhalese Muslims Tamils Christians Speakers 17 1 16 10 - 6 1 16

5. OBSERVATON OF THE ZTF CONSULTATIONS a) Observation regarding the persons.

Those who came before the ZTF at Public Meetings: There were professional like lawyers, doctors and business persons. Also there were trade unionist, politicians from pradhesiya Sabha to ex- parliamentarians including ex- ministers and majors.

There were also farmers and domestic workers and estate workers and union representatives.

Most of the attendees were Sinhalese except in the Hatton and Nuwaraeliya area where the Tamils were in Majority. The Muslim representation was poor. At the focus groups meeting there were university academics and more professionals. b) Observation regarding consultations

For some it was the first time but for most it is another one. Most did not have confidence that anything would happen. Most felt this was to show the world that the people had been consulted while many things have already been done. Eg: The OMP bill was presented to the parliament while the consultation was in process. The people raised the question “ what confidence do we have now?”

KEY RECOMMENDATION IN TERMS OF MECHANISMS

MAIN DEMANS AS TO TYPES OF PERSONAL POWERS AND WHAT THE MECHNISM WHO SHOULD SERVE IN FUNCTIONS OF THE SHOULD DO………. THESE MECHANISMS MECHANISMS JUDICIAL -File Action on those - Local legal officers ( - Reconciliation MECHANISM who would be found there is justice now and - Punishment responsible impartiality is prevailing) - Meeting Justice - Punishment - Hybrid was preferred - Find ways to reconcile by most. -Find ways to - Some opted to Hybrid pardoning with consultative and - advisory capacity

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- Independent legal officers OMP -Find out the status of - Representatives of the - Offering of Certificates the missing persons victims - Keep records and -File charges for - Civil Society Actiors achieve details perpetrators - No Politicians or - Provide details to the Foreign funding victimized families representatives - Officer compensation - Religious community representatives T& R COMMISSION -Find out the truth of -Religious leaders of all -Develop a process to what had happened faith forgive and reconcile - Work towards - Professionals - Develop a mechanism reconciliation - Socio-phyco theraphist for healing of memories - Draw up and -phycologist implement -Social Workers reconciliation - Elders programmes - Bring the victimized and perpetrator together and encourage to share feelings OFFICE OF -Provide compensation - Government officials - Value the extend of REPARATION - Repair damages – -civil Society actors damages done physical, spiritual -Religious leaders -Finding suitable means -Professionals of reparations - Listen and consult the victims. OTHERS

The Overall Impress

• The selection of members to the ZTF has to be reconsidered. There were members who had least interest in the process. Some were politically biased. This hindered in the selection of the thematical and geographical areas • The people who came were much interested and wanted to see something constructive happening, although they had less faith. • With the change of the government and with assurance of good governance people still have some faith that this government will do something good. • Actions related to confidence building has to be done.

Muzzammil Cader Chairperson Reconciliation Mechanism Zonal Task Force Central Province.

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Jaffna

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87

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88

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89

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,og;gPl;Lf;fhd mYtyfk; njhlh;ghd rpghhpRfs;

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ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fspd; tho;ehs; KOtJf;Fk; ,e;j cjtp toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;.

• ,og;gPLfs; khjhe;jk; tq;fpfspd; %ykhf toq;fg;gLjy; Ntz;Lk;. • khw;whw;wy; cs;sth;fs; ,t;tYtyfj;Jf;F nrd;W tUtjw;fhd tpNrl Nghf;Ftuj;J trjpfs; nra;J nfhLf;fg;gLjy; Ntz;Lk;. • tpNrl Njit ehbr; nry;Yk; ,lq;fspy; khw;whw;wy; cs;Nshhpw;fhf jdpahd Mrdq;fs; xJf;fg;gLtNjhL mth;fSila Ntiyfis nra;JnfhLg;gjw;nfd Copah;fs; epakpf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • khw;Wjjpwdhspfs; tpidj; jpwdhd tho;thjhuj;ij Nkw;nfhz;L tUkhdj;ijg; ngWtjw;fhd topfisr; nra;aNtz;Lk;. • ghjpg;Gf;Fl;gl;l khw;whw;wy; cs;s kf;fSf;fhd tpNrl Nritfis Vw;gLj;jpf;nfhLf;f Ntz;Lk;. mjhtJ mth;fs; ,yFthd kw;Wk; ghJfhg;ghd gazj;ij Nkw;nfhs;tjw;fhf mth;fSf;fhd Nghf;Ftuj;J thfdq;fs; cjhuzkhf Nkhl;lhh; irf;fps; toq;fp rhujp milahs ml;ilfis toq;Ftjw;fhd eltbf;iffis muR Nkw;nfhs;s Ntz;Lk;. • jdpahd xU khw;Wjjpwdhspahf ,Ue;jhYk; mtUf;Fhpa mbg;gil trjpfis nra;J nfhLf;fNtz;Lk;. • ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fSf;fhd tpNrl kUj;Jt trjpfs; nra;J nfhLf;fg;ggly; Ntz;Lk;. mjhtJ kUj;Jtj;Njitfspd;NghJ mth;fSf;F Kd;Dhpik toq;fg;gLjy; Ntz;Lk;. • guhkhpg;G ,y;yhj khw;Wj;jpwdhspfis guhkhpg;gjw;fhd guhkhpg;G mikg;Gf;fs; epWtg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. murhq;fj;jhy; toq;fg;gLfpd;w Nritfs; njhlh;gpy; khw;Wj jpwdhspfSf;F njspTgLj;jg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • khw;Wj;jpwdhspfSf;F Kd;Dhpik nfhLf;Fk; tpjkhf Nrit ehb nry;Yk; ,lq;fspy; mth;fSf;Fhpa milahs ml;il toq;Fk; Kiwapid mwpKfg;gLj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. mj;Jld; khw;Wj;jpwdhspfSf;fhf nfhLf;fg;gLk; Ntiyj;jpl;lq;fSf;F mur mYtyfq;fs; KOikahfg;nghWg;ngLf;f Ntz;Lk;. • khw;Wj;jpwdhspfSf;F tpNrl khdpaKiwapyhd flDjtpjtpfisg; ngw;Wf; nfhLj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. • khw;whw;wy; cilath;fSf;fhd cstpay; rk;ke;jkhd fye;Jiuahly;fSf;F (counselling) mikg;Gf;fis khtl;l hPjpahf Vw;gLj;j Ntz;Lk;. • mur Ntiy tha;g;Gf;fspy; khw;Wj;jpwdhspfSf;fhd xJf;fPL toq;fg;gLjy; Ntz;Lk;. mjhtJ ,jw;fhf ghuhSkd;wj;jpy; rl;lk; nfhz;L tug;gLjy; Ntz;Lk;. • khw;Wj;jpwdhspfSf;nfd xU tpNrl mYtyfk; xd;iw murhq;fk; mikj;Jj;ju Ntz;Lk;. NkYk; me;j mYtyfj;jpy; khtl;lhPjpahf khw;Wj;jpwdhspd; jfty;fs; fhzg;gl Ntz;Lk;. • khw;Wj;jpwdhspfSf;fhf xU elkhLk; kUj;Jtr; NritAk; mjd; %yk; kUj;Jtr; rhd;wpjOk; nghyp]; rhd;wpjOk; toq;fg;gLjy; Ntz;Lk;. • fhuzkpd;wp rpiwjz;lid mDgtpj;J epuguhjp vd ePjpkd;wj;jpdhy; tpLjiy nra;ag;gLkplj;J mth; tPzhf rpiwjz;lidia mDgtpj;jikf;fhd ,og;gPL toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • Nghuhy; ,we;j midtiuAk; epidT$Wk; tifapy; Ks;sptha;f;fhy; epidT ehspid Jf;f ehshf gpufldg;gLj;JtJld;> Nghuhspfspd; tpj;Jcly;fs;

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Gijf;fg;gl;l khtPuh; JapYk; ,y;yk; epidthyaq;fshf khw;wg;gLtJld; Gdpj ];jykhf mD~;bf;f Ntz;Lk;. • gaq;futhj jLg;Gr;rl;lj;jpf; fPo; rpiwapy; jLj;J itf;fg;gl;lth;fs; tpLtpf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • xU ngz; Kd;dhs; Nghuhspahf ,Ue;jhYk; mth;fsJ chpikfs;> tho;thjhuq;fs;> tPl;Lj;jpl;lq;fs;> epthuzq;fs; Nghd;wtw;iw ghugl;rkpd;wp toq;f Ntz;Lk;> mur Copah;fspdhy; ,th;fs; Kd;dhs; Nghuhspfs; vd;w fhuzq;fisf; fhl;b mth;fsJ cjtpfis nfhLf;f jilahf cs;s NghJ mij Jzpe;J KiwaPL nra;tjw;Fhpa topfis ,t; mYtyfq;fs; nra;J juNtz;Lk;. • flw;njhopyhsh;fSila thbfSf;fhd Mtzq;fis ngw;Wj; jUtNjhL ,uhZtk; kw;Wk; flw;gilapdh; mth;fsJ njhopy; nra;Ak; vy;iyg;gFjpfspypUe;J ntspNaw;wg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. mj;Jld; thbfSf;fhd ,og;gPLfs; khjjhe;jk; 50>000.00 gb fzf;fpl;L nfhLf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;> tof;Ffs; xd;W njhlf;fk; MW khjq;fSf;Fs; tprhupf;fg;gl;L jPHg;Gf;fs; toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. • ePz;l fhykhf kf;fsJ FbapUg;Gfspy; Mf;fpukpj;jpUf;fk; Kg;gilapdh;fs; cldbahf ntspNaWtJld;>mth;fs; Mf;fpukpj;j fhyg;gFjpia rh;tNjr epakq;fSf;fikthf fzf;fplg;gl;L ,og;gPLfs; toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;.

kPs;epfohik njhlh;ghd rpghhpRfs;

• gaq;futhj jilr;rl;lk; Kjypy; ePf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • jw;nghOJ ,yq;ifapy; cs;s midj;J rpiwr;rhiyfs;> jLg;G Kfhk;fs;> ,ufrpa jLg;G Kfhk;fs; Mfpatw;wpy; cs;sth;fSila ngah; tpguq;fs; fzdpapy; gjpNtw;wg;gl;L gfpuq;fg;gLj;jg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • ifJfs; ahTk; mbg;gil rl;lj;jpw;F mikthf ,lk;ngWjy;Ntz;Lk;. • kf;fs; FbapUg;G gpuNjrq;fspYs;s ,uhZt> flw;gil Kfhk;fs; cldbahf ePf;fg;glNtz;Lk;. • ngz;fs; tho;thjhuq;fis Nkw;nfhs;sf;$ba nghUj;jkd ,lq;fisAk;> re;ij tha;g;gpid Nkw;nfhs;s trjpahd ,lq;fisAk; njhpe;J Fbakh;j;j Ntz;Lk;. • murpay; hPjpahd eltbf;iffspy; mjhtJ ghuhSkd;wj;jpy; ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fs; vd;w tifapy; khw;whw;wy; cs;sth;fSf;Fk; ,lk; xJf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk; mj;Jld; ,t;thwhd eltbf;iffSf;fhf murpay; ahg;gpy; rPh;jpUj;jq;fs; nfhz;Ltug;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • khw;Wj;jpwdhspfisNah> Kd;dhs; NghuhspfisNah> Gydha;T nra;Ak; eltbf;iffis Kw;whf jilnra;a Ntz;Lk;. • khw;Wj;jpwdhspfspd; Mw;wy;fis ,e;j r%fj;jpd; tskhf epidj;J ,e;j mYtyfq;fs; Kd;ndLj;Jr; nrd;W mjw;Fhpa r%fj;jilfis ePf;fNtz;Lk;. • khw;Wj;jpwdhspfSf;nfd kUj;Jtk; ghh;f;Fk; kUj;Jth;fs; Nghh;f;fhaq;fs; gw;wp mwpe;j itj;jpa epGzj;Jtk; ngw;w XUtuhfTk; ek;gfj;jd;ik cilatuhfTk; ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. • murhq;fk; jhq;fs; nra;j gpiofSf;fhf Clfq;fs; %yk; gfpuq;fkhf kd;dpg;Gf; Nfl;fNtz;Lk;. ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fSf;fhd ,og;gPLfisAk;; toq;fNtz;Lk

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• rpiwf;ifjpfis fhuzkpd;wp rpj;jputij nra;J Jd;GWj;Jk; mjpfhhpfSf;Fk; jFe;j jz;lid toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • tlkhfhz flw;Jiw mikr;rUf;F fly; rhh;e;j mjpfhuq;fis murhq;fk; toq;f Ntz;Lk;. Kf;fpakhf flNyhuq;fspypUf;fpw flw;gilapdh;fis ntspNaw;Wtjw;fhd mjpfhuk; toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. ,jd; %yk; rpW kPdth;fs; tsg;gLj;jg;gly; Ntz;Lk;> mjw;fhd chpikfisg; ngw;Wf;nfhLf;f top nra;ag;gl Ntz;Lk;. • Aj;jj;jpdhy; mope;J Nghd rfy Mtzq;fSk; chpa mjpfhhpfspd; cWjpg;gLj;Jjy;fSld; ngWtjw;fhd trjpfis ,ytrkhf nra;J jUjy; Ntz;Lk;> rh;thjpfhuKs;s rpy murpay;thjpfSila nraw;ghLfs; Klf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;> gpur;rpidfs; njhlHghf KiwghLfs; nra;ag;gLk; mr;RWj;jy;fs; Vw;glhkypUg;gjw;fhd ghJfhg;G cWjpg;gLj;jg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • nghJkf;fs; Rje;jpukhf elkhl kf;fsJ FbapUg;Gf;fs;> elkhLk; nghJ ,lq;fs;> tpisahl;L ikjhdq;fs;> kw;Wk; fyhrhu ,lq;fspy; ,uhZt gpurdj;ij Kw;whfj; jilnra;a Ntz;Lk;. • ,uhZtq;fs; jq;fsJ gpuahzq;fis Nkw;nfhs;tjw;nfd jdpahd Nghf;Ftuj;J rhjdq;fisg; gad;gLj;jNtz;Lk;> nghJkf;fsJ Ng&e;Jfspy; gazq;fis Nkw;nfhs;tjhapd; ngz;fs; ghJfhg;ghd gazq;fis Nkw;nfhs;tjw;F Ng&e;J elhj;Jdh; topnra;a Ntz;Lk;. • ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fis jdpj;J Fbkh;j;jhj Cida r%fj;Jld; ,izj;j Fbakh;j;jy; Ntz;Lk;

NtW nghwpKiwfs; njhlh;ghd rpghhpRfs;

• ntspehLNghFk; ngz;fs; njhlh;gpy; murhq;fk; ftdk; nrYj;jNtz;Lk;. ngz;fSf;F mwpTkw;Wk; tpopg;Gzh;Tfis rhpahd Kiwapy; toq;f Ntz;L;k;. • fld; toq;Fk; epWtdq;fs; kl;Lg;gLtJld; kf;fSila Njitfs; rhpahd Kiwapy; Ma;Tnra;ag;gl;L gjpTnra;ag;gl;l fpuhk kl;l mikg;Gf;fSf;$lhf fld;fs; toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • ntspehl;L Kfth;fs; murhq;fj;jpd; fz;fhzpg;gpypUf;fNtz;Lk;. ghjpg;Gf;fs; Vw;gLk;NghJ Kiwg;ghL nra;a topfs; ,Uf;fNtz;Lk; mj;Jld; Cjpak;> yPT> kUj;Jtk;> ghJfhg;Gj; njhlh;gpy; ,Uehl;L murhq;fq;fSk; ftdk; nrYj;jNtz;Lk;. • ngz;fs; ePjpehb nry;fpd;w rfy jsq;fspYk; ghy;epiy$Uzh;Tld; Nritfs; toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • ngz;fSf;F vjpuhf eilngWk; td;Kiwfis ifahs;tjw;F ,yq;ifapy; jw;nghOJ fhzg;gLk; rl;lq;fs; kPsha;T nra;ag;gl;L rhpahd Kiwapy; eilKiwg;gLj;jg;gly; Ntz;Lk; ,J kPwg;gLk; gl;rj;jpy; fLikahd jz;lizfs; toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • ePjpkd;w Nritapid ehbr;nry;Yk; ghYhl;Lk; jha;khh; kw;Wk; Foe;ijfSld; nry;gth;fSf;fhd tpNrl xOq;Ffs; ePjpkd;w tshfj;jpw;Fs; Vw;gLj;jpf;nfhLf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • fhty;Jiwapdh; ,yQ;r Coy; ,y;yhky; rhpahd Kiwapy; nraw;glNtz;Lk;. mj;Jld; fhty;Jiwfspy; jopo;nkhop Ngrf;$ba fhty; Jiwapdh; ,Uf;fNtz;Lk;.

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• mtru miog;gpid Vw;gLj;Jk; NgHJ me;j mYtyfq;fspy; 24 kzpNeuKk; ,U nkhopfisAk; ifahsf;$ba cj;jpNahfj;jh;fs; flikapy; ,Ug;gJld; Jhpjkhf Kiwg;ghL njhlh;ghd eltbf;iffs; Nkw;nfhs;sg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • Ng&e;Jfspy; fh;g;gpzpg;ngz;fs;> CdKw;NwhUf;F xJf;fg;gl;l Mrdq;fs; fpilg;gjw;Fhpa nghWg;gpid elj;Jdh; rhpahd Kiwapy; nraw;gLj;jy;Ntz;Lk;. ,jid kPWk; rhujpfs; kw;WK; elj;Jdh;fSf;F vjpuhf rl;l hPjpahd eltbf;iffs; vLf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • ,lg;ngaHT fhyk; njhlf;fk; ,og;gPl;il fzf;fpl;Lk;> ,og;gPl;il toq;Fk;NghJk;> kPs;FbNaw;wk; nra;ag;gLk;NghJk;> kf;fsJ fUj;Jf;fis cs;thq;fpNa nra;ag;gl Ntz;Lk;> kf;fsJ g+h;tpff; fhzpfspy; FbNaw;wg;gly; Ntz;Lk;;> murfhzpfis toq;Fk;NghJ ghugl;rkpd;wp fhzp ,y;yhj kf;fSf;F gfph;e;jspf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;> mYtyfq;fs; %ykhf tsg;gfph;T> jpl;lg;gfph;T Mfpatw;wpy; ghugl;rq;fis KiwapLtjw;Jk; ,jw;fhd jPh;Tfis cldbahf ngw;Wf; nfhs;tjw;Fk; topfis ,e;j nghwpKiwfSf;$lhf nra;J nfhLf;f topnra;J nfhLf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • cs;Suhl;rpj; Njh;jy; kw;Wk; murpaypy; ngz;fsJ tpfpjhrhuk; mjpfhpf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. • ngz;fs; ePjpkd;wq;fSf;F tuhkNy jhgupg;gzj;ij tq;fp %yk; ngWtjw;fhd trjpfis nra;J juNtz;Lk;. • $ypj; njhopyhsp xUth; jhghpg;Gf; fl;Lk;NghJ mtuhy; jhghpg;Gj; njhifiaf; $l;bf; nfhLf;fKbahj re;jh;g;gj;jpy; mth; toq;Fk; njhifNahL murhq;fKk; Fwpg;gpl;l njhifg; gzj;jpidg; Nghl;L jhghpg;Gj; njhifia toq;f Ntz;Lk;. • ePjpkd;wk; gps;isfs; cs;sdh; vd;w fhuzj;ijf; fhl;b ngz;fSf;F tpUg;gkpy;yhky; fztNuhL NrHj;J itg;gjid jilnra;a Ntz;Lk;. • tprhuiz nra;Ak; mjpfhhpfs; jkpo; nkhop NgRk; ngz;fshf ,Uf;fNtz;Lk;> ghjpf;fg;gl;l ngz;fs; Fwpg;gpl;l mYtyfq;fspy; jq;fsJ gpur;rpidfis KiwaPL nra;Ak; Kd;dUk; KiwaPL nra;j gpd;dUk; vt;tpjkhd mr;RWj;jy;fSk; tuhkypUf;f njhlh;r;rpahd fz;fhzpg;G ,lk;ngw Ntz;Lk;.

K];yPk; cWg;gpdh;fSldhd fye;Jiuahly; kd;dhu; khtl;lj;jpy epue;jukhf tho;e;;j K];yPk;fs; 1990k; Mz;L fhyg;gFjpfspNy tYf;fl;lhakhf Gypfspdhy; ntspNaw;wg;gl;lhu;fs;. ,r;nraw;ghlhdJ. gy kf;fshy; fz;bf;fg;gl;lJld;> ftiyf;Fupa epfo;thf mike;jJld;> K];yPk; jkpou;fSf;fpilNa ,Ue;j xw;Wik gykhf rPu; Fiye;jJ. mj;NjhL ,tu;fs; kPs;FbNaw;wk; njhlu;ghf ghupa gpur;rpidfSf;F Kfk; nfhLj;J tUfpwhu;fs;. MfNt kd;dhu; khtl;lj;jpNy epue;jukhf thOfpd;w K];yPk; kf;fSila fye;Jiuahlypd;NghJ> jq;fSila gpu;rrpidfis ntspf;nfhz;Lte;jNjhL gy gupe;JiufisAk;> Kd;itf;fpd;whu;fs;. K];yPk;fspd; gpur;rpidfis ifahStjwnfd jdpahd mYtyfk; rpghupR nra;ag;gl;lJld; gpd;tUk; tplaq;fs; cs;slf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk; . 01. kPs;FbNaw;wk; - kPs;FbNaw;wj;jpy; nry;thf;F nrYj;Jk; fhuzpfs;

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§ Gj;jsk; - kd;dhu; tPjp § tPl;Lj;jpl;lk; § FbePu; § Rfhjhuk; § fy;tp § mur epUthfk; (murpay; kw;Wk; Vida jiyaPl;bdhy; ghFghL) § mu;j;jkw;w ,lq;fspy; rka ];jyq;fis mikj;jy;. 02. fhzp tptfhuk; § fhzp gq;fPL (ghFghlhd fhzp gq;fPL> nghUj;jkw;w ,lq;fspy; fhzp toq;fpaik> murpay; jiyaPL) § mjpfupj;j rdj;njhiff;F toq;fNtz;ba fhzpfs; § muRlikahf;fg;gl;l fhzpfs; (,uhZt> flw;gil> nghyp];> kw;Wk; fhLfSf;fhf) § tptrha fhzpfs; (fhzpfs; gw;whf;Fiwtpdhy; tptrha fhzpfs; mopf;fg;gLfpd;wik) § FbapUg;G fhzpfs; 03.,uhZt kakhf;fg;gl;l K];yPk; gpuNjrq;fs; 04. njhopy; gpur;rpid § kpd;gpb gpur;rpid § tptrha gpur;rpid § murhq;f cj;jpNahfj;ju; vjpu;Nehf;Fk; gpur;rpid § tsq;fs; #iwahlg;gLfpd;wik (kz;> fhl;L kuq;fs;) § fhl;Lj; njhopy; § Vida tpahghuq;fs;

05. mgptpUj;jp § tPl;Lj;jpl;lk; § tPjp § Nghf;Ftuj;J § Rfhjhuk; § fy;tp § ePu;g;ghrdk;

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11.rpq;fs kf;fSldhd fye;Jiuahly; (kLNwhl;) rhl;rp- “fle;j 1985k; Mz;L Aj;jj;jhy; ghjpf;fg;gl;L> rpq;fs kf;fs; ,lk;ngau;e;J wj;kyhdp vd;w Kfhkpy; ,Ue;jhu;fs;. mEuhjGuj;jpy; rpd;d gps;isfnsy;yhk; itj;Jf;nfhz;L mq;F NghapUe;J f];lg;gl;L mq;F epthuzk; vy;yhk; ngw;Wf;nfhz;L gid Xiyahy ngl;bnay;yhk; nra;J gPb> RUl;L Rj;jp XilapyNgha; kynuLj;J kPd; gpbj;J f];lg;gl;Lj;jhd; vq;fSila tho;ifia nfhz;L Nghdk;. ,q;fpUe;J NghFk;NghJ xU rhkhDk; nfhz;L Nghftpy;iy cLj;jpa JzpAld; jhd; nrd;Nwhk;> kPz;Lk; ,q;F te;jNghJ vq;fSila fhzpfs; kl;Lk; jhd; fple;jJ tPL thry; xd;Wk; ,y;iy. ntWk; jiuahj;jhd; fple;jJ” rhl;rp- “mj;jpatrpakhd nghUl;fSf;fhd epthuzq;fisg; ngw;Ws;Nshk; Mdhy; mope;JNghd nghUl;fSf;fhd ve;jtpjkhd e];l ,e;j Aj;jk; te;jpUf;fhl;b ,g;NghJ vq;fSila ciog;gpw;F vq;NfNa ,Ue;jpUg;Nghk; e];l ,lk;ngah;e;J te;jth;fSf;F 25>000 nfhLf;fg;gl;lJ mJTk; $l rpyNgUf;F fpilf;ftpy;iy> mijf;Nfl;lhYk;> 1985k; Mz;L ,lk;ngah;e;jth;fSf;F jhd; toq;fg;gl;lJ ePq;fs; 1990k; Mz;L ,lk;ngah;e;jth;fs; cq;fSf;F ,y;iynad jukWj;J tpl;lhh;fs;>” rhl;rp- “1963k; Mz;bypUe;J vq;fSila fhzpfSf;F LDO Permit cz;L Mdhy; mjw;fhd cWjpfs; ,d;Dk; toq;fg;gltpy;iy. vdf;F 3Vf;fh; nts;shikf; fhzpfs; cz;L mtw;iw vdJ gps;isfSf;Fk; gphpj;J nfhLj;Jtpl;Nld.; mjpy; jhd; mth;fs; nts;shik nra;J tho;f;if elhj;jpf;nfhz;Ls;shh;fs;> Mdhy; mtw;Wf;fhd cWjpfis ,d;Dk; jutpy;iy” rhl;rp- “,lk;ngah;e;J NghFk;NghJ ahUf;Fk; nrhe;jf;fhzpapy;iy> kPsf;Fbaku te;jNghJ xU gf;fk; Forrest fhzp ,d;ndhU gf;fk; 30 Vf;fh; ,d;ndhUtUilaJ> 20 Vf;fh; jdpahUilaJ vd;W nrhy;Yhfpwhh;fs;> gpe;jp te;j vq;fSf;F 20 Perch fhzp $l ,y;iy. ,lk;ngau;e;J NghFk;NghJ ,q;f ahUf;Fk; nrhe;j fhzp ,Uf;ftpy;iy. rhl;rp- “19 rpq;fs FLk;gq;fSf;F tPl;Lj;jpl;lk; te;Js;sJ> mjpy; 9 FLk;gq;fs; fhzpapy;yhky; cs;sdh;> ,jdhy te;j tPl;Lj;jpl;lKk; jpUk;gg;Nghfg; NghfpwJ> DS mYtyfj;jpy; fhzp Nfl;fg; Nghdhy; ngUq;fhl;il mopj;J xUtUf;F 80 Perch fhzpia vLf;fr; nrhy;Yfpwhh;fs;> ,q;F xU rpq;fs FbNaw;wKk; ,y;iy. jz;zPh; trjpfSk; ,y;iy> ngUq;fhl;il mopj;J jUtijtpl jk;gidf;Fsj;J 30 tPl;Ljpl;j;jpw;F gpd;Gwk; gw;iwf;fhLfis mopj;J xUtUf;F 20 Perch jur;nrhy;yp Nfl;L jutpy;iy. ,q;F fhzp je;jhy; jz;zPh; trjpAz;L Njhl;lk; nra;tjw;fhd trjpfSk; cz;L> ,lk;ngah;Tf;F gpd; kPsf;Fbakh;e;Njhk; gps;isfSk; jdpj;jdp FLk;gq;fshf 40 FLk;gq;fshf ngUfp tpl;lhh;fs;> mth;fSf;Fk; fhzpfs; ,y;iy”

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rhl;rp- “kL gpuNjr nrayfj;jpy; rpq;fsth;fs; murNtiyfspy;; ,y;iy> rpq;fs kf;fSila NtiyfSf;F mYtyfj;Jf;F nry;Yk;NghJ mjid nra;tjw;F kpfTk; fbdkhfTs;sJ> jopo;> rpq;fs> ,d Nkhjy; ,lk;ngw;W Kbe;Js;sJ ,dpAk; ,t;thwhd ,dNkhjy;fs; ,lk; ngwhkypUg;gjw;fhf mur mjpfhupfs; kf;fis rkdhf elhj;j Ntz;Lk;” rhl;rp- “vq;fSila fpuhkj;Jf;F FbePh; trjpapy;iy 30 tPl;Lf;F xU Nkhl;lh; Nghl;L fhiyapy; 10 epkplk; khiyapy; 10 epkplk; kl;Lk; jhd; FbePiug; ngWfpNwhk; ,jw;fhhf xt;nthU FLk;gKk; khjhe;jk; 200.00 nrYj;JfpNwhk;> Fspg;gjw;fhf Mw;Wf;Fj;jhd; nry;YfpNwhk;> vq;fSila fpuhkj;Jf;F FbePh; trjpapid nra;J juNtz;Lk;. jw;NghJ ,q;Fs;sth;fs; rpW tpahghuq;fisj;jhd; nra;J tUfpNwhk; kLj;jpUtpohf; fhyq;fspy; jhd; XusT tpahguk; eilngWk;. ,q;Fs;s ,isQh;fs; Ntiy tha;g;gpy;yhky; jtwhd topfspy; nry;Yfpwhh;fs; kJghtid> fsT Nghijt];J Nghd;w jPa ehl;lq;fspy; ,isQh;fSf;F njhopy; tha;g;gpid ngw;Wf;nfhLj;J mth;fs; tUkhdj;ijg; ngWtjw;fhf Company or Garments cUthf;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;” rhl;rp- “vq;fSila FbapUg;GfSf;F mUNf ,uhZtk; ,Ug;gJ vq;fSf;F vt;tpjkhd gpur;rpidfSk; MfNt vq;fSila gpur;rpidfSf;F ehq;fNs jPh;tpid vLf;f Ntz;Lk; %tpd kf;fSk; jdpj;jdpahf gphpe;J epw;fhky; xd;whf Nrh;e;J ,Uf;Fk;NghJ gpur;rpidfSf;fhd jPh;tpid vLf;fyhk;> xt;nthU ,d kf;fSk; VNjh xU tifapy; ghjpf;fg;gl;Ls;shh;fs;> ,jw;fhf ehq;fs; xd;W Nrh;e;Jjhd; jPh;tpid vLf;fNtz;Lk; ,jw;fhf ntspehl;bd; jiyaPl;ilNa> rh;tNjrj;jpd; jiyaPl;ilNah ehlj; Njitapy;iy

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2. ehq;fs; ,lk;ngah;e;j fhyg;gFjpapypUe;J ,d;W tiuf;Fkhd ,og;gPl;Lfis fzf;fpl;L ,og;gPLfs; toq;fg;gly; Ntz;Lk;> jkpo; kf;fSf;F ,og;gPLfSf;F vt;thwhd e];l

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04. Aj;jj;jpdhy; ,og;Gf;fs; ,Ue;jhYk;> Mdhy; fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;ltu;fspd; epiy gupjhgfukhdJ. 1984k; Mz;L jd; gps;isiaj; njhiyj;j xU jhAk;> ,d;Wk; fz;zPNuhLk;> kdg;ghuj;NjhLk; jd; gps;isf;F vd;d ele;jnjd;w cz;ik njupaNtz;Lk; vd;w Mjq;fj;NjhL fUj;Jf;fzpg;gpy; gq;F nfhz;lhu;. ,t;thW jhd; fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;ltu;fSila vy;yh cwTfSk;> ,Uf;fpwhu;fs;. ,tu;fSf;fhd cz;ik njupaNtz;Lk;. ePjp fpilf;fNtz;Lk;. NkYk; ,tu;fs; vy;yhUk; fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;ljw;fhd xNu xU fhuzk;. ,tu;fs; jkpou; vd;gjw;fhf ,J xU jdpg;gl;l tUg;G ntWg;gpw;fhf eilngw;w nray; my;y. khwhf murhq;fj;jpDila jpl;lkpl;l nraw;ghL ,jw;F ,yq;if murhq;fk; nghWg;Gf;$w Ntz;Lk;. mj;NjhL fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhUf;F vd;d ele;jJ vd;w cz;ikia murhq;fk; cwtpdu;fSf;F khj;jpuky;y khwhf jkpo; kf;fs; midtUf;Fk; njupaNtz;Lk;> mwptpf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

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05. rpiwapy; ,Ue;J tpLjiy nra;ag;gl;l Kd;dhs; nghuhspfs; kw;Wk; Gdu;tho;T mopf;fg;gl;l Kd;dhs; Nghuhspfs; midtUNk jq;fSf;F mLj;j epkplk; vd;d elf;Fk; vd;w mr;r czu;TlNd tho;fpd;whu;fs;. ,d;Wk;> ,uhZt Gydha;thsu;fSila mr;RWj;jy; cs;sJ. NkYk; Gdu;tho;tpd;NghJ jq;fSf;F xUtpj Crp Vw;glhjtu;fs; xUtpj czT cz;z fl;lhag;gLj;jg;gl;lhfTk;> $wpdhu;fs;. jw;nghOJ xUtpj fhr;rypdhy; mtjpg;gLtjhfTk;> mbf;fb jiyr;Rw;W the;jp Ntiy nra;aKbahj Nrhu;T epiy cs;sjhfTk; $wpdhu;fs;. MfNt ,it njhlu;ghf ru;tNjr Nghu; MAjq;fs;> kw;Wk; kUe;Jfs; njhlu;ghf epGzu;j;Jtk; ngw;w itj;jpau;fs; tprhuiznra;J cz;ik epiyia ntspg;gLj;jNtz;Lk;. mj;NjhL fU cUg;ngWtJ kpfTk; Fiwthf ,Ug;gjhfTk; $wpdhu;fs;. mt;thW eilngw;wpUe;jhy; ,J xU ,dg;gLnfhiy vd ru;tNjrk; ntspg;gLj;jNtz;Lk;.

06. Nghupd; gpw;gl;l fhyg;gFjpapy; mur mYtyfq;fspy; murpay;thjpfspd; gpd;dzpapy; ghupa Coy; rk;gtq;fs (KiwNfL) eilngw;Ws;sjhfTk;> eilngw;W tUtjhfTk;> kf;fs; njuptpj;jhu;fs;. Fwpg;ghf ,e;jpad; tPl;Lj;jpl;lk;> murhq;fj;jpdhy; nfhLf;fg;gLk; tPl;Lj;jpl;lq;fs;> fhzpg;gfpu;Tfs;> rKu;j;jp nfhLg;gdTfs;> mgptpUj;jp jpl;lq;fs; (Fsk;>fpzW) Vida cjtpj;jpl;lq;fisAk;> Fwpg;gplyhk;> ,it njhlu;ghf tprhupf;fTk; NkYk; ,dptUk; fhyq;fspy; eilngWk; Ntiyj;jpl;lq;fis Nkw;ghu;it nra;jYk;> jdpahd xU nghwpKiw cUthf;fg;glNtz;Lk;. mj;NjhL ,t;thwhd ghupa Coy; Nkhrbapy; cs;stu;fs; rl;lj;jpd; Kd;dhs; epWj;jg;glNtz;Lk;.

07. ,yq;iftho; jkpo; kf;fs;kPJ> td;Kiwfis gpuNahfpg;gjw;F Kf;fpa fhuzkhf ,Ue;j gaq;futhj jilr;rl;lk; cldbahf ePf;fg;gly; NkYk; ,g;gaq;futhj jilr;rl;lj;jpd; mbg;gilapy; ifJnra;ag;gl;ltu;fs; Vw;fdNt 7½ Mz;LfSf;F Nky; rpiwapy; jLj;J itf;fg;gl;L Fw;wk; epWtpf;fg;glhkNy jz;lid mDgtpj;J ,Ug;gjpdhy;> nghJkd;dpg;G mbg;gilapy; tpLjiy nra;ag;glNtz;Lk; ,g;nghOJ kd;dpg;Gr;rl;lk; NghupNy

08. jkpo; kf;fs; nfsutj;NjhLk;> khz;NghLk;> rk me;j];J cilatu;fshf tho;tjw;F Vw;w tpjkhfTk;> ,dpNky; ,t;thwhd rpWghd;ik ,dj;jtu; kPjhd cupik kPwy;fs; xUNghJk; eilngwkhl;lhJ vd;gij cj;juthjg;gLj;Jk; mbg;gilapy; khw;wq;fs; nfhz;Ltug;gl Ntz;Lk;.

09. ,dptUk; fhyq;fspy; tlfpof;fpNy eilngwtpUf;Fk; mgptpUj;jp jpl;lq;fisAk;> kPs;FbNaw;wq;fSk;> mikr;Rk;> kj;jpa murpd; jd;dpr;irahd mjpfhu Kiwapyhd jpzpg;Gfshf ,y;yhky; rhjhuz kw;Wk; ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fSk; fUj;Jf;fSf;F cs;thq;fg;gLtNjhL khfhzrig> Gj;jpaPtpfs;> rptpy; r%f mq;fj;jtu;fSila fUj;Jf;fSk; cs;thq;fg;gl;L eilKiwg;gLj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;. murpay; jiyaPL nry;thf;Nfh ,Uf;f$lhJ.

10. NghupNy mq;ftPdKw;wtu;fs; kw;Wk; KOtJkhf fz;ghu;it ,oe;NjhUf;nfd jdpahd xU mYtyfk; Vw;gLj;jg;gl;L mtu;fSila mbg;gil trjpfs; kw;Wk;> cly;> cs fy;tp> rfhjhu itj;jpa trjpfs; nra;J nfhLf;fg;gl;L ftdpf;fg;glNtz;Lk;.

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rhl;rp- “ru;tNjr ePjpgjpfs; rl;l eltbf;if mjpfhupfs; ghjpf;fg;gl;Nlhu; jug;G tof;FiuQu;fs;> jlypay; epGzu;fs;> ghjpf;fg;gl;Nlhu; kw;Wk;; rhl;rpfs; ghuhkupg;G> Nrit epGzu;fs;> MfpNahu; ,g;nghwpKiwf;Fs; cs;thq;fg;gLtJ mjd; kPjhd ek;gpf;ifj; jd;ikf;Fk;> RahjPdj;jpw;Fk; ,l;Lr;nry;Yk;. xOq;fhd rhl;rpfs;> ghuhkupg;G mk;rq;fs; mtrpak;. ,J kdpj cupik kpwy;fspy; re;Njfpf;fg;gLk; ,uhZtj;jpdu;> fhty;Jiwapd; gpbapy; ,y;yhky; RahjPdkhf nra;ag;glNtz;Lk.; (Amnely caternotional) 29 March -2016 I.eh kdpj cupik fTd;rpy; 31 $l;lj; njhlupy; rku;g;gpf;fg;gl;l mwpf;if ,yq;ifapy; rl;l rPu;jpUj;jq;fs; nra;ag;gl;L ru;tNjr rl;lq;fspd; Fw;wkhf mikAk; tplaq;fs; Nky; rl;leltbf;if vLf;f Mtd nra;aNtz;Lk;. “,dg;gLnfhiy kdpj Fyj;jpw;nfjpuhd Fw;wr; nray;fs;> Nghu;f;Fw;wq;fs;> rpj;jputij (Ameily enter) fhzhky; Mf;fg;gLjy;> rl;lj;jpw;F mg;ghy;gl;l kuz jz;lid Nghd;wit ,yq;if rl;lj;jpd;fPo; Fw;wq;fshf mwptpf;fNtz;Lk;. fle;jfhy rk;gtq;fisAk;> cs;slf;Fk; tpjkhf gpd; Njjp ,l;litahf ,r;rl;lq;fs; mikaNtz;Lk; ru;tNjr kdpj cupik xg;ge;jj;jpy; 15 (2) gpuptpd; fPo; ,jw;F mDkjp cz;L” (Ameily enter)

“rhl;rpfs; ghJfhf;f epfo;r;rpj;jpl;lk; xd;WNjit”

1. Fw;wr;nray;fshy; ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fs;> kw;Wk; rhl;rpfs; MfpNahUf;F cjtp toq;fp ghJfhf;Fk; rl;lj;ij ghuhSkd;wk; 2015 ngg;uthp epiwNtw;wpdhYk; mJtpidj;jpwd; kpf;f xUnghwpKiwahf khWtjw;F gy jpUj;jq;fs; Nkw;f;nfhs;sNtz;bAs;sJ. 2. ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fs; kw;Wk; rhl;rpfis ghJfhf;fntd Rahjpdkhd xU Njrpa MNyhrid rig cUthf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. 3. ahh; ghJfhf;fg;glNtz;Lk; vd mwpa Xh; msT Nfhy; njhlh;ghdtiu tpyf;fzj;ij cUthf;f Ntz;Lk;. 4. ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fis my;yJ rhl;rpfs; ghJfhf;Fk; ghJfhg;G gphpT nghyp];kh mjpguhy; Rahjpdkhf cUthf;fg;glNtz;Lk;. ,it midj;jk; rh;tNjrj;jpd; jiyaPLk;> gq;fspg;Gk; Kf;fpak;. 5. ntspehl;by; ,Ue;Jk;> cs;ehl;by; ,Ue;Jk; tPbNah my;yJ xbNah (fl;Gy my;yJ nrtpg;Gy rhl;rpak; mspg;gjw;F Mtdnra;aNtz;Lk;. 6. rhl;rpfs; ghJfhf;Fk; rl;lk; KOikahf mKy;gLj;jg;gl;lhYk; rhl;rpak; mspg;gjw;F VJthd #o;epiy cUthfNtz;Lk;. njhlh;r;rpahf Vw;gLj;jg;gl;L tUk; mr;RWj;jy;fs;> tprhuizfs; >Jd;GWj;jy;fs;> ifJfs;> vd;gtw;iw KbTf;F nfhz;Ltu Ntz;Lk;. ,j;jifa nraw;ghLfs; rhl;rpak; mspf;f Kd;tUgth;fis jLg;gNjhL J];gpuNahfj;jpy;

• murpay; tpUg;gkpd;ik. • ePjpj;Jiw kw;Wk; kdpj chpik Mizf;FOf;fs; RahjPdkhf ,aq;fhik. • ePjpj;Jiw tptfhuq;fspy; murpay; jiyaPLfs;. • RahjPdk; ,y;yhj tprhuiz Mizf;FOf;fspd; epakdk;. • If;fpa ehLfspdhy; $wg;gl;l ghpe;Jiufis epiwNtw;whik.

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• murhq;fk; nfhLj;j thf;FWjpfis epiwNtw;whik. • ghJfhg;G gilfs; kw;Wk; murhq;f mjpfhhpfs; MfpNahUf;F vjpuhf Kiwg;ghLfs; Nkw;f;nfhs;shik> mr;RWj;jy;fs;> gopthq;Fjy; • rh;tNjr Fw;wq;fis Fw;wr;nray;fSf;Fk; rk;ke;jg;gl;l rl;lthf;fy;fs; ,y;yhik. “cz;ikiaf; fz;lwpjy; kw;Wk; ePjpj;Jiw nrad;Kiwfs; vd;gtw;iw cs;slf;fpa epiykhw;Wf;fhy epjpg;nghwpKiwfs; Kd;ndLf;Fk; nghUl;L ek;gpf;if> kw;Wk; ghJfhg;Gld; $ba xU #oy; cUthf;fg;glNtz;baJ mtrpakhFk;. mj;jifa xU #oy;jhd; ghjpf;fg;gl;lth;fSk;> rhl;rpfSk; mr;rkpd;wp gq;Nfw;fKbAk;. mj;jifa xU #o;epiy ,yq;ifapy; ,Jtiu epytptutpy;iy. vdNt nghWg;Gf;$Wjy; kw;Wk; ey;ypzf;fk; Nghd;wtw;wpy; Kd;Ndw;wj;ij Vw;gLj;jtjw;F xUKd; epge;jidahf mJ cUthf;fg;glNtz;Lk;. (OISL,1133,P.409) • 2015 ngg;uthp khjj;jpy; ghjpf;fg;gl;ltu;fs; kw;Wk; rhl;rp> ghJfhg;G rl;lj;ij epiwNtw;wpdhYk;> Njitahd ghJfhg;ig toq;Ftjw;F vj;jifa nghwpKiwfSk; ,Jtiu cUthf;fg;gltpy;iy. “ru;tNjr ePjpgjpfs; rl;leltbf;if mjpfhupfs;> ghjpf;fg;gl;Nlhu; jug;G> tof;FiuQu;fs;> jlypay; epGzu;fs;> ghjpf;fg;gl;Nlhu; kw;Wk;; rhl;rpfs; ghuhkupg;G> Nrit epGzu;fs;> MfpNahu; ,g;nghwpKiwf;Fs; cs;thq;fg;gLtJ mjd; kPjhd ek;gpf;ifj; jd;ikf;Fk;> RahjPdj;jpw;Fk; ,l;Lr;nry;Yk;. xOq;fhd rhl;rpfs;> ghuhkupg;G mk;rq;fs; mtrpak;. ,J kdpj cupik kpwy;fspy; re;Njfpf;fg;gLk; ,uhZtj;jpdu;> fhty;Jiwapd; gpbapy; ,y;yhky; RahjPdkhf nra;ag;glNtz;Lk.; (Amnesty international) 29 March -2016 I.eh kdpj cupik fTd;rpy; 31 $l;lj; njhlupy; rku;g;gpf;fg;gl;l mwpf;if”

,yq;ifapy; rl;l rPu;jpUj;jq;fs; nra;ag;gl;L ru;tNjr rl;lq;fspd; Fw;wkhf mikAk; tplaq;fs; Nky; rl;l eltbf;if vLf;f Mtd nra;aNtz;Lk;. “,dg;gLnfhiy kdpj Fyj;jpw;nfjpuhd Fw;wr; nray;fs;> Nghu;f;Fw;wq;fs;> rpj;jputij (Amnesty internatinal) fhzhky; Mf;fg;gLjy;> rl;lj;jpw;F mg;ghy;gl;l kuz jz;lid Nghd;wit ,yq;if rl;lj;jpd;fPo; Fw;wq;fshf mwptpf;fNtz;Lk;. fle;jfhy rk;gtq;fisAk;> cs;slf;Fk; tpjkhf gpd; Njjp ,l;litahf ,r;rl;lq;fs; mikaNtz;Lk; ru;tNjr kdpj cupik xg;ge;jj;jpy; 15 (2) gpuptpd; fPo; ,jw;F mDkjp cz;L” (Amnesty international) kd;dhu; khtl;lj;jpy; kdpj cupik Mizafk; kpfTk;> gyDs;s tpjj;jpy; ,aq;ftpy;iy. NkYk; kdpj cupikfs; mYtyfj;jpy; nfhLf;fg;gLk; Kiwg;ghLfSf;F jPu;T vl;lg;gLtJkpy;iy. mt;thW jPu;Tfs; vl;lg;gl;lhYk;> kpfTk; fhyk; fle;j jPu;thf ,Uf;fpd;wJ. ey;ypzf;f nghwpKiwfs; Vw;gLtjw;F Kd;G murhq;fkhdJ ey;nyz;z rkpQ;iQfis fhl;lNtz;Lk;. 01. jkpo; kf;fs; NghupNy capupoe;j jq;fSila gp;s;isfSf;fhf epidT$Wk; cupikia mspj;jy;.

02. jiukl;lkhf;fg;gl;l khtPu khahzq;fs; JapYk; ,y;yq;fs; kPs; Gdu;jhdk; nra;ag;gly;.

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03. rpq;fstu;fs; ntd;wtu;fs;> jkpou;fs;> Njhw;wtu;fs;> my;yJ Gypfs; gaq;futhjpfs; ,yq;if ,uhZtj;jpdu;fs; ntw;wp tPuu;fs; vd;w rpe;jidg; Nghf;F khw;wg;gLtNjhL Gypfis gaq;futhj gl;baypy; ,Ue;J ePf;fg;glNtz;Lk;.

04. ,uhZj;jpdu; trkpUf;fpd;w nghJkf;fSf;F nrhe;jkhd fhzpfs; kpftpiuthf tpLtpf;fg;gLtNjh> mtu;fSila tho;thjhuj;jpw;F MjhukhfTs;s Fsq;fs;> flw;fiu Jiwfs;> Nkr;ry; epyq;fs; midj;Jk; tpLtpf;fg;glNtz;Lk;. NkYk; ,uhZtj;jpdu; tpahghuq;fs; nra;tijNah> njhopy;fs; nra;tijNah epWj;Jjy;.

05. Gydha;thsu;fSila mr;RWj;jy; Kw;whf ePf;fg;gl;L> mjpfhuk; midj;Jk;> rptpy; ghJfhg;G Jiwapduplk; xg;gilf;fg;gly;. Aj;jk; xd;W eilngw;wij ,yq;if murhq;fk; gfpuq;fkhf Vw;Wf;nfhs;s Ntz;Lk;.

06. eilKiwapypUf;Fk; gaq;futhj jilr;rl;lk; cldbahf vLf;fg;glNtz;Lk;.

07. khtPuh; JapYk; ,y;yj;ij tpl;L ,uhZtk; cldbahf ntspNawp ,we;jth;fis ehq;fs; epidT $w mDkjp jug;gl Ntz;Lk;. kw;Wk; tuyhw;W tplaq;fs; Ngzpf;fhf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

08. murhq;fk; jkpoiu jpl;lkpl;L ,d mopg;G nra;jij Vw;Wf;nfhs;s Ntz;Lk;.

• jkpoh;fSila midj;Jg; gpur;rpidfisAk; Kd;Dhpikg;gLj;jjg;gl Ntz;Lk;. Nkw;$wg;gl;lit eilngwhky; ey;ypzf;fj;ijg; gw;wp NgRtijNah> my;yJ ey;ypzf;f nghwpKiw tprhuiz Vw;gLj;JtNjh> vt;tpj gad;fisAk;> ngw;Wj; juKbahJ. kPs; epfohik 01. ghJfhg;G Jiwapy; rPu;jpUj;jq;fs; Nkw;nfhs;sg;gl;L rl;l mKyhf;fg;gpuptpdUk;> ,uhZtj;jpdUk;> kdpj cupikfis kjpj;J elg;gjw;fhd eltbf;iffis cWjpnra;ag;gly;.

02. fle;j Aj;jfhyq;fspy; ghupa kdpj cupik kPwy;fspy;

03. kdpj cupikfs; ghJfhg;ig tYg;gLj;Jk; Kf;fpa ru;tNjr xg;ge;jq;fspy; ,yq;if muR NruTk; ,jid eilKiwg;gLj;jTk;> Ntz;Lk;.

I.eh rig 1. [vypdpd; kdpj cupikfs;> kdpj cupik Mizafj;jpd; mYtyfk; ,yq;;;ifapy; tlfpof;fpy; mikf;fg;gl;L epiykhW ePjp njhlu;ghf ,yq;if murhq;fj;jpdhy; Kd;ndLf;fg;gLk; midj;J nraw;ghLfSk; fz;fhzpf;fg;gLtNjhL> jtwhf nraw;gLk; gl;rj;jpy; jLj;J epWj;Jtjw;Fupa nghwpKiwAk;> Vw;gLj;jg;glNtz;Lk;.

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2. ghjpf;fg;gl;ltu;fs;> kw;Wk; rhl;rpfs; ghuhkupg;G Nrit ru;tNjr kl;lj;jpy; mika MNyhridAk;> cjtpfSk; toq;fNtz;Lk;.

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Ky;iyj;jPT tya ey;ypzf;fnghwpKiwfs; gw;wpa fye;jhNyhridf;fhd nrayzp mku;Tfspd; Neu;fhzy; jpul;L ;

cd;ik ePjp ey;ypzf;fk; kPs;epfohik vd;gjw;fhd tpNrl tof;Fj;njhlh; tpNrl Mizf;FO ePjpg;nghwpKiw

fhzhky; Nghdthpd; ,og;gPl;Lf;fhd mYtyfk; tplaq;fis ifahs;tjw;fhd mYtyfk;

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Ky;iyj;jPT tya ey;ypzf;fnghwpKiwfs; gw;wpa fye;jhNyhridf;fhd nrayzp mku;Tfs; rpWFOf;fSldhd $l;lq;fshfTk; gpuNjr nrayf uPjpahd nghJf;$l;lq;fshfTk; mike;jJ. rpWFOf;$l;lq;fs;

,lk; tplak; Aj;jj;jhy; ghjpf;fg;gl;l tYtpoe;NjhUf;fhd Ky;iyj;jPT efu; $l;lk; Ky;iyj;jPT cz;zhg;gpyT Kd;dhs; NghuhspfSf;fhdJ

,Wjp Aj;jj;jpy; ghjpf;fg;gl;ltu;fspd; Ky;iyj;jPT cz;zhg;gpyT nghJkz;lgk; mDgt gfpu;Tfs; Aj;jj;jpy; fztid ,oe;j ngz;fs; Ky;iyj;jPT cz;zhg;gpyT nghJkz;lgk; jiyik jhq;Fk; FLk;kj;jpdUf;fhd xd;W$ly; Ky;iyj;jPT efu; fhzp tplak;

Ks;spatis ePuhtpg;gpl;b nghJkz;lgk; K];ypk;fSk; mtu;fsJ gpur;rpidfSk;

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04. kPs; epfohik

Kd;dhs; Nghuhspfs; r%fj;jpy; Vw;Wf;nfhs;sg;gl;L kjpg;gspf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.murpay; ifjpfs; nghJkd;dpg;gpd; mbg;gilapy; tpLtpf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;> ,ufrpa Kfhk;fs; jfu;f;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. ntspehLfSf;F nry;tjpy; (jpUkzk;> Ntiytha;g;G) vd;gtw;wpy; gpur;rpid Vw;glf;$lhJ. jkpoPo tpLjiyg;Gypfs; thOk; gFjpahf jw;NghJk; tlf;F khfhzj;ij fz;Nzhf;Ffpd;w murhq;f jug;gpd; Ml;rpahsh;fspd; kdq;fs; khw;wk; ngwNtz;Lk;. ,uhZt Kfhk;fs; mg;GwgLj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;. Gdh;tho;T ngw;W tpLjiyahdth;fs; kPz;Lk; ifJ nra;ag;glf;$lhJ. nghJ kf;fspd; fhzpfs; mtu;fSf;F kPz;Lk; toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. cz;ikiaf; fz;lwpe;J mtw;Wf;fhd ePjpia ngw;Wf;nfhLj;jy;. ghugl;rk; ,d;wp ,l xJf;fPLfis Nkw;nfhs;sy; .fhzhkw; NghNdhu; njhlu;ghf FWfpa fhyj;jpy; jPu;it ngw;Wf;nfhLj;jy;.

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Sabaragamuwa

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Report of

The Sabaragamuwa Province Zonal Consultation Task Force

on Reconciliation Mechanisms

October 2016

Members of the Commission

Priyantha Gamage- Chairman

Ms. Faizal Maharoof

Pathma Pushpakanthi

Charles Ravi

Rohini Weerasinghe

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Preamble

Defined as, the range of processes and mechanisms associated with a society’s attempts to come to terms with the legacy of large-scale abuses in order to ensure accountability, serve justice and achieve reconciliation, the concept of transitional Justice, naturally, awakens the hopes and aspirations of many a victim as well the General- public at large, for Justice.

A key question relating to Transitional Justice is whether there is sufficient political will at the national level and political buy-in from relevant stakeholders -including the affected victim communities- for any transitional justice mechanism.7

The setting up of the Consultations task Force (CTF) and the subsequent devolution on to the Zonal Task Forces8 undoubtedly doubted that popular doubt.

Nonetheless, the dynamic leadership of the Chairperson of the Commission was hardly matched by anyone, particularly the Administrative Secretariat that was severely tainted with bureaucracy; lack of coordination; unprofessional conduct; and a mediocre CEO.

Even with the given the extremely limited time space, most of the Members of the Zonal Task Force joined this process, in their unequivocal concern for matters of National Interest, amidst many a hurdle and hardship adding yet another burden to their already crowded personal and professional lives.

7 Handbook on Transitional Justice-Sri Lanka, South Asian Centre for Legal Studies, 2015, South Asian Centre for Legal Studies 8 even though after the lapse of the first mandated period

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Methodology

The Zonal Task Force of Sabaragamuwa ZTF), soon after their appointment, followed by the three (03) day Residential Workshop into the relatively ‘new’ arena, had four (04) Committee Meetings before ‘stepping onto the ground’.

The considerable distances between the residences and/ or office of the Members, particularly the fact that, one Member was resident in Colombo; another was employed in Colombo; another was from Ratnapura and that two were from Kegalle, made immense practical difficulties in these meetings. The archaic Financial Regulations added much to the misery.

Invitation for Submissions:

The Zonal Task Force (Here-in-after also referred to as the ZTF) designed and drafted an ‘ Invitation for submission’ which was circulated by Email as well as by Post to over two hundred people.

- Annexure I

Nonetheless, it is regrettable that only one person was interested and of course kind enough to respond.

-Annexure II

Social Media:

In addition, a social media page was set up on Facebook(FB) titled Reconciliation for Sabaragamuwa. The afore-mentioned financial constraints restricted further Media awareness and interaction, for instance, promoting the FB page for a fee. It is much regretted that even the CTF failed to make use of these readily available social media or even the Mass Media, to the full.

Focus Group Discussions:

The ZTF held four Focus Group Discussions as follows:

1 With the AGA of Mawanella, 18 July

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-Focus: The hindrances to Reconciliation in Mawanella and Dewanagala. - Annexure III

2 At the AGA’s Office, Mawanella 22 July Morning -Focus: Recurring communal riots in Mawanella -Annexure III

3 At the AGA’s Office, Mawanella 22 July Afternoon - Focus: Devanagala- About to erupt? -Annexure III

4 At the AGA’s office, Deraniyagala 30 July Morning - Focus: -Annexure IV

5 At the AGA’s office, Deraniyagala 30 July Afternoon - Focus: - Annexure IV

6 At the AGA’s office, Balangoda 05 August Morning - Focus: Wild Elephants - Annexure V

6 At the AGA’s office, Balangoda 05 August Afternoon - Focus: - Annexure V

7 At the AGA’s office, Ruwanwella 11 August Afternoon - Focus: - Annexure IV

8 At the University of Peradeniya 17 August -Focus: Communal Tensions in Mawanella -Annexure VI

Public Meetings:

9 At the AGA’s office, Ratnapura 10 August - Focus: - Annexure VII

10 At the AGA’s office, Ruwanwella 11 August Morning - Focus: - Annexure IV

9 AGA’s Office, Godakawela 16 August -Focus: -Annexure VII

10 At the AGA’s office, Eheliyagoda 18 August - Focus: - Annexure V

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Even though each Member of the ZTF agreed and sent their area reports, the Ratnapura Member who undertook to prepare the ones for Ratnapura, Eheliyagoda and Godakawela was yet to send in his reports even at the time of finalizing this Report.

The ZTF sent their own Letters to the District and Divisional Secretaries to initiate the process.

-Annexure VIII

At the Consultations- both the FGDs and Public Meetings, the literature sent by the CTF as well as other material, in all three languages, were distributed to make the public aware as to the TJ process.

-Annexure IX

Even though THE Form/ Questionnaire sent in by the CTF was initially used, since most of the participants who used it found it extremely complicated in turn taking so long to fill it and seeking our assistance , making it quite a hassle, we introduced our own Form.

- Annexure X - Annexure XI

In addition, we also used another detailed ‘Tick-in Questionnaire’, to speak to the participants.

- Annexure XII

Ground Situation:

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FGD- Analysis:

As explained in detail elsewhere too in this Report, the time ‘window’; the abyss of awareness of the General Public on the pertinent process; the innate impassion- characteristic of Sri Lankan culture, particularly on matters public; the severe lack of resources; related archaic Regulations regime; appalling dearth of competent and committed staff at the Administrative Secretariat; proved worthy adversaries in the entire process.

The Sabaragamuwa Provincial zone under the purview of the ZTF is a relatively peaceful area where comparatively lesser number of incidents had been reported with regard to the conflict/ civil disturbances, other than Mawanella.

Mawanella:

Mawanella in fact was the ‘hot spot’ identified in the zone with three of the four Sinhala- Muslim clashes in the Island, taking place here.9

The first incident in Mawanella in the year 1951 was followed by the second in 1952. Then there was a long lull before the third rampage in 2001.

-Kindly refer to the detailed discussion in Annexure III and VI.

The partiality and inactivity of the police10 was stressed as a reason for the related aggravations.

Irresponsibility on the part of the Media too was stated.

The population ratios running closer11; the rat race for limited resources; and the severe competition to grab the limited market12; over-politicisation; watchful interests of the extreme external forces; were quoted as other contributory factors, for the mess here.

Thus, this recurring pattern only points to the unreconciled differences between the two related Religious groups which in turn blames it on the absence of a state policy to address and redress issues of Transitional Justice.

The fact that, the top-most politician of the Province who/ whose body-guards were reported to be instrumental in initiating this unwarranted calamity in 2001, remains at large continuing to hold his coveted position res ipsa loquitor the lack of Truth and Justice even

9 Even the first reported incident in 1915, took place in Gampola, bordering Mawanella. 10 The conduct of ASP Sriyantha Peiris was severely criticsed by many. 11 Sinhala 80,784 Muslim 36,351 Tamil 2,140 Other 64 ______119,339 12The majority of businesses in Mawanella, Aranayake, Gavilipitiya and Hemmathagama are owned by Muslim Traders whereas the Agricultural produce of the majority Sinhalese is being purchased by the Muslim Trader folks. The many Industries run by the Muslims including Garments, Umbrellas, Shoes, Bags and Incense sticks, employ Sinhala brethren.

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into a matter of such catastrophic consequences on the part of the State earmarks a complete system failure.13, 14

This lacuna inevitably leads to a loss of faith in the system; arbitrary action by individuals/ groups; and anarchy.

The lack of adequate reparations too was highlighted by many.

- Please refer to Annexure XVII - Dewanagala:

Dewanagala, was also highlighted as another ’brewing- pot’ in the area waiting to erupt and constantly being fueled and tried by extremist groups who are mostly external forces rather than the local residents.15 The locals went onto even name two individuals16, as the ones behind this provoking attempts whom they believe have the ulterior motive of robbing the antiquities at the historic temple.

Dewanagala records important historic events preserving architectural remains from the Anuradhapura era17; the Kandyan era18 as well as two Royal Grants, viz: the one given to Captain Nagaragiri who invaded Burma in the 11th Century under Parakramabahu the first and the one given by King Wimaladharmasooriya to Ven. Ratnalankara Thero who helped him become King, carved in the rock.

The need for clear demarcation of the boundaries as well as the buffer zone of the historical site of Dewanagala was much highlighted. The present dispute is that, there are Muslims resident in the buffer zone which some claim as an encroachment into the Buddhist Temple property. Some of these residents are in possession of 100-150 year old deeds.19 The extension of the buffer zone from 200m to 400m too has further aggravated communal tensions.

Even though Dewanagala was declared as a Historic monument in 2004 by a Gazzetted Order, the boundary lines have not been demarcated up to today.

The longer this issue remains unresolved the more complicated and unreconcilliable it would become.

- Please refer to Annexure III and VI

Kuragala:

13 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mawanella_riots 14 "For a place in the sun". The Hindu. 15 Jul 2001.

15 Not that there is no support from the locals. 16 Anura Manchanayake- the then Opposition Leader of the Galigamuwa Pradeshiya Sabha and B.U.Dias- The Magistrate Court of Mawanella issued a Restraining Order against both in Case bearing No. B6085/ 13. 17 Isurumunipaya 18 Tampita vehera 19 The veracity of these documents requires a separate exercise.

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Kuragala off Balangoda was also quipped as a sensitive area where there are historical remains which are claimed as theirs by both the Buddhists and the Muslims.

Even here the locals complained that, whilst the residents attempted peaceful measures, the external groups.

-Kindly refer to Annexure XIX.

The other two larger issue concerns, were,

- the July 1983 Riots; and - the 1989-1990 JVP resurrection.

July 1983 Riots:

Most affected by the July 1983 Riots were found to be the Estate workers.

The dire need for a Transitional Justice (TJ) mechanism was clearly highlighted by their sad accounts:

K. Marie Ayi:

“I had nine(09) in the family. We lost our brother in 1983 when he went to Colombo. He was only 13 then. Everyone went into the jungle for protection. When they returned after 19 days our houses had been destroyed and all our belongings had been looted. My brother returned after a month but the Army re-arrested him and detained him before releasing him. We did not get any compensation whatsoever. ”

1989-1990 JVP Insurrection:

Many complaints of missing persons reached us.

Mrs. Padmini Chandralatha Menike20

She lost both her husband21 as well as her father22. Both of them are still ‘missing’; no culprits have been arrested; The truth is still not known; No reparations received.

Mrs. P.Podi Nona:

The mother of Ms. Padmini corroborated this story.

Jaslyn Nona:

An unidentified masked group came and shot her husband, a driver of the CTB.23

She lost her house and land due landslides.

Dhanushka:

20 Of 21 Palihakkarage Jayantha Guneratne 22 Hapuarachchi Vidanage Piyadasa Jayasuriya 23 A.H.Sugathadasa

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His father24, A CTB driver was killed by the JVP.

“My mother slaved as a maid to raise us. She was only 21. We were in hiding in various places. I or my sisters could not sit any exams.

Leelawathie:

Her story is sad indeed and highlights the absence of Rule of Law and the difficulties faced by poor villagers in seeking Justice.

Her brother who was running a bakery, is still missing since 1989.

She and her family faced severe hardships from the JVP.

According to her, the JVP is quite powerful in the area even by 1999.25

Under their pressure, the Land Reform Commission (LRC) attempted to divide three and a half acres from her eight acre land for which her father already had a court decree. In April 1999, known persons attempted to kill her, her parents and brother. They cut her hand and her brother;s shoulder. Even though she identified the culprits the case was dismissed for delay in receiving the MLR. The LRC pressurized her to withdraw the case she filed against them in promise to issue permit two years ago. But no permit received to date.

The Pradeshiya Sabhawa of the area widened the road very close to her house, but did not even complete road. The edge of her land fell on her house in June 2014 and the Pradeshiya Sabhawa is silent to date.

P.A.Gamini Chandrasena:

He was arrested in 1971, as a student of eighteen years and was saved by the wife of the O.I.C.. He witnessed two girls being raped before his own eyes.

Then he was arrested in 1989 after in Jaffna and Kilinochchi prisons for two and a half years. He witnessed the harassment of two girls by the Army. A Brigadier named Angammana led all this.

Natural Disasters:

The problems persisted even two months from the landslides in Aranayake.

There were eleven (11) Refugee camps housing 220 families and 135 deaths had been estimated.

The residents complained that two major schools26 had been closed for over two months due to they being used as temporary camps for the displaced whereas according to them, there were alternative places with similar resources.27

24 K.G.Wimalasena 25 with the JVP joining the then Government 26 Rajagiriya Maha Vidyalaya and Sumangala Maha Vidyalaya

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The absence of a clear State policy in case of a disaster, was raised time and again by the participants. For instance, the steps taken to put up toilets in school playgrounds, the setting up of the kitchen on the school inroads, the spread of drug abuse were emphasized the most.

Kumburugama:

Several incidents of landslides have been reported from this area in 1942, 1989, 2007 and 2016.

The affected 89 families claim that, the Geologists certified it as a ‘high risk’ area in 2007 but only 16 families received alternative lands.

Their grievance is that, on the basis that, the geoligsts now in 2016 certifying the area as a ‘ medium risk’ one the camps were removed and were asked to return to the same area/ houses they earlier claimed as high risk.

“We are now at a temple. We have not received anything from the Government. None of us are permantly employed. We all are labourers. When it rains my small one asks me ‘ thaththi, will the hill come down today?’’

Paladeniya:

In 2007, the state Geologists termed it a ‘high risk’ area and 26 houses were evacuated but later these Specialists changed their classification to ‘ medium risk’.

The residents believe that, since they were about to be given lands from the nearby Estates, the Estate companies would have bribed these officials to change their claim.

Citizens also complained that the State was rather inactive with regard to providing permanent replacement shelter to the displaced and that the ongoing projects to do that were spear-headed by Private Companies.28

Estate Workers:

Almost all the Estate workers complained about their poor living conditions.

“We live in 8X12 rooms. Our basic salary is only Rs.450/. We get that only if we work for 19 days. Can’t do anything if it rains. We do not get Janasaviya/ Samurdhi or Subsidies.

-Please refer to Annexure VI

Most of them made a plea for, urgent repairs to their line rooms Title to their lands, a bigger land, electricity, water and toilet facilities.

Many of them also complained that, the illicit liquor business and the Drugs trade was creating havoc in the area thus requested for intervention to curb the menace.

27 For instance, Pallepamunuwa Maha Vidyalaya, Thalgaspitiya Maha Vidyalaya former school premises which are now closed are suitable alternatives with lesser opportunity cost. 28 like Rhino and Dialog.

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The employees attached to Lassahenawatte in Deraniyagala complained that the Agreement by the Government to continue their status as JEDB Estate/ workers when they transferred workers in 1983 has been completely disregarded.

- Kindly refer to Annexure XX and XXI.

-Please refer to Annexure XXII and XXIII.

The severe shortage of Tamil speaking officers at Government offices including and specially at the Divisional Secretariats was stressed even by the State Officers we met.29

Even though this Task Force was appointed for a specific purpose, both the FGDs as well as the Public Meetings were inundated with general, day to day problems of the people. The ZTF believes that, the reason for this are two-fold:

1 the lack of public awareness on the process; 2 the lack of official opportunity for people to present their grievances.

Discrimination:

There were complaints from the Tamil Community of discriminatory treatments by the State, which we believe should be gone into:

I In allocating lands, a Sinhalese family gets 10 perches whereas a Tamil family gets only 7;

Ii The vacancies for Tamil speaking officers are not filled;

Iii When a Sinhalese wants to go abroad, he only has to produce the Grama Sevaka approval whereas a Tamil needs to produce approval from the Estate Superintendent as well;

Iv Even the banks do not accept the letters given to Estate employees;

V The difficulty in obtaining IDs for persons not working for the Estate because the Superintendents would not certify their applications;

Vi Even the Education College applications have to be certified by the Superintendent;

Vii There are three officers to represent one Religion but none to represent other three Religions;30

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Introduction of Palm Trees:

29 “In the Nivithigala DS Divisional Secretariat area alone, there are 10,000 Tamils but only 1 Tamil Speaking officer in the AGA office.”-Please refer to Ratnapura proceedings. 30 Not a single officer in the entire Ratnapura District;

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Many Estate workers as well as villagers were concerned about the threats by the introduction of the Palm Tree plantation. “Lalan is introducing Palm tree plantation. It attracts mice and then the snakes come in to eat the rats. It destroys the water resources. ”

Already, the areas of Lassagama; Thummayima, Anhettigama; Kandewatte; Gerandiyahena have been badly affected by this plantation. And they are making preparations to do that in Noorie estate and Malibada.

“It draws 10 times the water and fertilizer needed for Rubber. This fertilizer gets added to the water resources. Already 80% of water is lost.”

The next mostly discussed issue remained the Environment related matters.

These included, the dust problem at Handagiriya, Balangoda.

Wild Elephant attacks:

Wild elephant issue at Handagiriya, Balangoda was raised as a major Environmental issue at Balangoda where the issue seemed more political like any other issue, than it appears prima- facie. The affected villagers complained that, the real reason for the elephants to come out of the jungle was that, some of the politically –backed mass scaled cattle farm owners getting their cows into the jungle through the electric fence. Thus when there is no grass left for the elephants they come seeking food. There are fifty two (52) villages affected by this problem, particularly, Welipatha, Diyainna, Innagala, Sandagiriya,

The villagers also complained of the carnage created by other wild animals like the monkeys, wild boar and dandu lena who destroy all crops.

Disposal of Garbage:

The issue of disposal of garbage is rampant.

The residents of Navodayagama31 complained that garbage disposal was a serious issue where a family/ house had only 4-5 perches to do everything. At one time the Pradeshiya Sabha concerned had disposed of their garbage into the village cemetery making it difficult to bury the dead.

The Ambuluwawa garbage disposal issue where a current Minister has leased out his 100 odd acre land which bounds the Aranayake Pradeshiya Sabha area to the Gampola Urban Council to dump the garbage of Gampola was criticized by the Officials as well as many.

The helplessness of the very officers to handle certain situations was made evident by the fact that even the Deputy to the AGA – Godakawela complained that the fish market at the Madampe Junction was causing serious environmental and health hazards.32

Scarcity of Water:

31 A village set up under Gamudawa programme 32 “It is impossible to live in the Kahawatte AGA office or the Bungalow. ”

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Many villages are faced with the scarcity of water. Thahamanna, Ihalagama, Kirindigala Kudagama are just to name a few.

Non-sustainable & Haphazard Development Attempts:

The poorly planned development work seemed a popular problem.33

The attempts to build a Hydro-power station across the Diyabethma ella and Lunumendilla Ella

The illegal constructions along the Ma-Oya on which the state authorities keep a choicy blind eye seemed an area that needs not just swift attention but strict urgent action. The lack of coordination and cooperation betwixt different State Agencies appear to be a major reason for non- action on these unauthorised constructions.

Road access:

Several villages are in need of road access and urgent repairs to existing roads.34

Lack of Health facilities & Medicine:

Scarcity of medicine at State Hospitals was noted.35

The Doctors who attended the consultations requested that the rural hospitals be uplifted to avert the congestion in the Base Hospitals.36

Absence of Rule of Law:

The rampant business of illegal slaughtering houses was simply made evident by the fact that there exists six Beef Stalls in Mawanella but not a single authorized slaughtering house.

Judicial injustice:

A truly sad story of deplorable injustice narrated by one participant has to be included here simply to show how the police and even the Judiciary torment innocent citizens making the entire system of Justice and Rule of Law into a sheer mockery. 37

AS per Mr. Wijeratne, he was arrested by the Deraniyagala police under suspicion of Terrorist activities in 1989 May where one Police Sergeant Ariyadasa Samarawickrama of No.86, Vidyala Mawatha, Deraniyagala forced him and his wife, Dodawatte Gamaralalage Vasantha Guneratne to transfer the piece of land they were in possession of by cultivation

33 The Mawanella- Hemmathagama road expansion work had deprived many people of their safety, the schools of their playgrounds, 34 Udapamunuwa- Katugahawatte Road in Mawanella; Handagiriya- Handaganapura Road in Balangoda; 35 Where even the basic drugs like the one for cholesterol was not available either in Aranayake or Hemmathagama compelling people to come all the way to the Mawanella Hospital. 36 For example, by upgrading the Hemmathagama and Aranayake Divisional Hospital to that of Base Hospital – B Grade, the congestion at Mawanella- Base Hospital- B can be averted. We learnt that, at the moment 700- 800 patients attended the Mawanella Hospital Clinics on Tuesdays and Thursdays where there are only eight Doctors in the Medical ward.

37 Mr. Kuruwita Arachchige Ranjith Wijeratne of Kanishta Vidyala Mawatha, Deraniyagala.

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and residence in his name. Once they promised to do that Mr. Wijeratne was released and the Transfer was made by signing a document before a lady who was doing such legal/land work. Mr. Wijeratne caught the same sergeant at his place with his wife. Mr. Wijeratne sued his wife for Divorce in the district Court of Avissawella in Case bearing No. D/5762/08 where the said Sergeant was added as a Co-Defendant. Rather surprisingly, on 06.07.2010, the learned District Court Judge taking the case on an ex-parte trial as against the wife, granted the divorce but did not take any action with regard to the Co-Defendant who was present in Court. Naturally aggrieved by this series of trgedy Mr. Wijeratne requested and retired on medical grounds.

He has two children.

Limitations:

As explained elsewhere in this Report as well, there was severe dearth of general awareness on the entire process of Transitional Justice. The lack of Media coverage, publications and statements as well as activity stood to stand culprit for this public naivity. Had there been a better role played by the State as well the National Task Force, the results thus the public awareness; the public participation as well as the public input would have been far greater.

As a result of this lack of’ home work ‘ by the CTF and State, every single individual had to be taught; familiarized; and … before every single consultation.

The cooperation from the Secretariat headed by the CEO at times reached appalling heights. For instance, the serious delays in obtaining the Letters of Appointment; Identity Cards; and funds spoke much for the efficiency with which they worked. This so-called Secretariat failed to even at the simple task of sending of Letters to the respective Government Agents and their Assistants (AGAs). Almost none of the Gas or the AGAs had received a letter from Colombo thus totally unawares before we contacted them and followed the time consuming process of familiarizing them with the entire process before we asked for their assistance. The CEO failed to pick up the phone and/ or computer to simply make these key officers aware even where we had issues and even when we sought her assistance.

Simply put the process would have run smoother if not for this mediocre ‘head’ at the helm of administrative affairs.

This inefficiency had far graver consequences where for instance, the GA of Kegalle had not received any intimation of the ongoing process thus unawares hence completely non- cooperative. The ZTF lost invaluable opportunities of holding a FGD and a Public Meeting, as planned.

The conduct of the CEO seems completely irrational that, she has refused to give the ZTF the proceedings of our own consultations which would have made our efforts very much easier.

This CEO , not only refused to cooperate but purposefully sabotaged even our efforts to prepare this report by calling in every Note-taker who were willing to work with the ZTF on Saturday the 18th September, to office, for reasons only known to herself.

The lack of coordination; the by-passing of the ZTF Chairman at times; the inability to address issues and take a decision on her part added to the delay in the ZTF finalizing the Reports and Accounts. This Officer who refused to come on a weekend to finalise accounts

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was witnessed working with even the note- takers and other staff on a Saturday the Accountant reluctantly agreed to do so.

Serious Objections to the process:

Two major incidents of disruption occurred in Mawanella and Ruwanwella.

The Mawanella incident related to an officer attached to the AGA’s Office Mawanella assigned from the Ministry of National Integration blocking and discouraging the participants from taking part in the discussions; sending them away; and even scolding them. At one point he had even criticized one of our own Members, viz: Ms. Pathma Pushpakanthi, and we invited him to come and talk to us direct.

-Please refer to Annexure IV.

The other incident was an even worse one where the AGA, Ruwanwella officially invited us to address the Grama Sevaka (GS) s of the area but the participant GSs made an about turn the moment we concluded the awareness and started posing questions.

In the given circumstances, we briefed them back that we were there simply on invitation; not representing an NGO but simply the State; they would soon be thanking us for what we did today here for soon they would be duty bound to coordinate these measures in their respective villages.

It is unfortunate that the proceedings do not reflect this episode correctly.

-Please refer to Annexure X.

Even at the FGD at Godakawela there was a minor incident where a group of women expressed an opinion that, this whole exercise was totally unnecessary; would only lead to ‘our boys being jailed’ and that they came only to see whether we are distributing anything.

- Please refer to Annexure XIV.

Unfortunately as most other proceedings the one related to this too is incomplete thus seriously flawed.

This sad situation could have been easily averted if only the proceedings were shared with the ZTF as soon as they were completed.

Breakdown:

M F Total

Focus 22nd July Mawanella Mawanella 11 5 17 Group Discussion 30th July Noorie Estate, 83 Deraniyagala 19 19 38 riots, 89 JVP

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10th August Wild elephants, Balangoda 35 23 58 women & children’s issues

11th August Grama Niladhari Ruwanwella 14 29 43 PM & FGD Divisional Secretary Office 1.30 to 2.30

18th August Peradeniya 6 0 6

Public 10th August Rathnapura - Not Not 78 meetings DS Office provided provided

16th August Godakawela - 22 29 51 Divisional Secretary Office

18th August Eheliyagoda - Not provided Not 65 Divisional provided Secretary Office

107 105 355

-Please refer to the Sign-up sheets attached.

Concerns:

The absence of a Ministry of Religious Affairs rather than an individual Ministry for different religions was pointed.

Particularly, the different provisions in those respective individual Ministry circulars set out different criteria with regard to Religious places.38, 39

38 For instance, the provisions in Circulars issued by the Ministry of Buddhasasana & Religious Affairs, bearing No’s., - MBRA/2-SAD/10/CON.GEN/2013 dated 21.11.2014 ; - BSRA/BRA/03/Con./Gen./2011 dated 04.01.2012; - and the Commissioner- General of Buddhist Affairs dated 11.06.2014 drastically differ from the ones issued by the Ministry of Muslim Affairs which gives free rein to constructing religious places. 39 Circular bearing No. H/Exp/DCM/564/2010 dated 6.5.2016 issued by the Department of Archeology too is relevant in this regard.

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The rapid increase in the number of Muslim schools thus the resultant decrease in Muslim children attending Sinhala schools is considered a major cause for the distancing from peaceful co-existence hence reconciliation.

The sheer inefficiency of the state machinery in the effective handling of a disaster, despite many a disaster the country has hitherto faced and despite the fact that there reigns a Line ministry to handle the very subject was exposed with regard to the recent landslides in Aranayake.

Illegal and unauthorized construction of religious places in a not very considerate and meaningful manner risks the existing peace in the country.

The ZTF draws the urgent attention of the state to the contradictory and discriminatory circulars on the construction of religious places with regard to Buddhist and Muslim places.

Summary:

The exact numbers for this analysis could not be reached due to the non cooperation of the CEO who withheld our own information and the assistance of the Note-takers from us and failed to transcript the FGD at the University of Peradeniya.

The majority preferred seeking the Truth and Guarantees of Non-recurrence as against the other two pillars.

There was a positive response to the choice of meting out Justice but the Reparations were not favoured by many.

The majority preferred a Panel of local Judges proportionately representing the different communities.

The majority also requested impartial; independent; apolitical; educated professionals as Judges.

Other demands:

Encourage Mixed- community schools.

Implement a state policy to learn a second language, viz: for the Sinhalese to learn Tamil and vice-versa.

Set up a single Ministry to deal with Religious Affairs rather than three different Ministries.

Review all Circulars with regard to constructing Religious places and implement a common circular/ policy that deals with any such construction irrespective of the Religion.

Identify all discriminatory policies and abolish them.

Appoint a Panel of Experts to review and recommend a National policy in case of Disaster situations and implement the same with International assistance.

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Prioritise relief work for the victims of recent disasters.

Review the problems and plight of the Estate sector and negotiate with the concerned Management companies to redress their fair demands/ grievances.

Strictly apply all Laws and Regulations with regard to Environment.

Review the suitability of Palm tree plantation for Sri Lanka.

Review the short and long term Environmental Impact Assessment of all Hydro-power projects.

Prosecute anyone and everyone who promotes religious disharmony and intolerance and update the laws accordingly.

Demarcate the Dewanagala and Kuragala site areas and their respective buffer zones.

Introduce access to water and sanitation facilities as Fundamental Rights and implement accordingly.

Implement short and long term solutions to wild animal attacks/invasions.

Establish Rule of Law in the country.

Organise Inter-cultural and Inter-religious events for Religious sensitization.

Priyantha Gamage

- Chairman

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Annex: Reconciliation Mechanisms for Transitional Justice - Sabaragamuwa Province

Zonal Task Force Consultations – My observations

Consultations attended by me –

1.Mawanella Kegalle District 22. 07. 2016

2. Deraniyagala Kegalla District 30.07.2016

3. Balangoda Ratnapura District 05. 08. 2016

4. Eheliyagoda Ratnapura District 18.08. 2016

Consultations not attended by me - Ratnapura - Ratnapura District 10.08.2016

Karawanella – Kegalla District 11.08. 2016

I believe that the Concultation Task Force (CTF) received precise and detailed minutes of the discussions that took place during the consultations and therefore I am reporting only my observations of the consultations.

Participants

Mawanella -There were about 20 participants from Dewanagala and Mawanella. They were all male . The majority were Muslims from the area and there were few Sinhala men too. Later, 06 women came from Hemmathagama/ Aranayaka.

All the men have been and are engaged in activities to improve Sinhala –Muslim relations in the area and expressed enlightened views on Sinhala- Muslim conflict and suggested long- term, progressive and sustainable solutions for national reconciliation, particularly on the aspects of Sinhala- Muslim relations . In this paper, I present their suggestions in the section under ‘recommendations.’

Deraniyagala- People came to the venue of the consultation throughout the day from 8.00 am to nearly 4.00 pm and their number would have exceeded fifty ( 70 ) All of them were from Deraniyagala and surrounding villages. There was a Buddhist monk and a Catholic Priest among the participants. I was not able to observe their social-political awareness or their attitudes to reconciliation due to the way the consultation was conducted. . But all of them appreciated the opportunity to voice out their problems.

Balangoda - 41 men and women from Sinhala, Muslim and Tamil communities, and two girl children attended the consultation. Among the audience, there were 05 Buddhist monks. The majority of the participants were women and all of them were from 05 community based women’s organisations, experienced in and engaged with women’s rights and empowerment activism (WCBO) in the area and elsewhere. . All the participants demonstrated a high degree of social, political awareness and had actively participated in

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peace building activities in the past, and are active on human rights, child rights, constitutional issues and environmental problems.

Ratnapura - Though I was not present at this consultations, I reliably understand that the number of participants amounted to about eighty. ( 80.) Participation of most of the people, I was told, was facilitated by the District Secretary’s office in Ratnapura along with the ZTF member..

Karawanella- In Karawanella too, a large number of participants attended the consultation.

Eheliyagoda- - Seventy five ( 70 ) participants tuned out for this consultation. The majority were women from the women’s association known as Kantha Bala Mandalaya attached to the Divisional Secretary’s (DIVS)office. Two or three men who were present, were officials from the DIVS’s office. .

Issues presented at the consultations

Mawanella- In Mawanella Sinhala- Muslim relations/ conflict was the predominant issue. Discrimination against women heads of households and fallacies in the management of the displaced in Aranayaka were issues that came up from women from Hemmathagama and Aranayaka.

The Divisional Secretary of Mawanella, came in to the venue, at the beginning of the discussion and mentioned house burglary and rape of women in Dehiowita by a gang of 13 men. This was not taken up for discussion. However, I was able to collect confidential and reliable information from Dehiowita, working outside the Zonal Task Force, and send a report to the President of the CTF.

Deraniyagala- I could not get a complete picture of the proceedings due to the manner of holding this discussion, but I observed that disappearances of menfolk, labour issues and , Noori watta killings were among the issues that came up.

Balangoda- Some of the participants ( particularly a leading Buddhist monk ) came out strongly on the inadequacies in the legal- judicial system, absence of rule of law in the country, lack of confidence in the judicial processes., lack of confidence in the special court that is proposed as a reconciliation mechanism, incompetence, lack of expertise and ethnic biases of Sri Lankan judges if they are to serve in this proposed special court of justice, the need for the inclusion of international judges and experts in the special court of justice , delay of justice in Sri Lankan judicial processes as denial of justice to the people, . lack of people’s participation in decision making, corruption and the abuse of political power.

The other issues that came up were, land related problems, human- elephant conflict, story of using a waterfall in Handagiriya for building a hydraulic power plant by a private individual, threats to food security caused by the invasion of wild animals, stone queries,

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negligence of public health due to lack of plans for garbage disposal, by the authorities, mal- administration in the distribution of welfare schemes such as Samurdhi and the governments indifference to what ever problems faced by the communities.

Ratnapura- Though I was not present in this discussion, I was reliably informed by the colleague in Ratnapura, that exploitation of people by private money lenders, meaning private finance companies came up as a major problem faced by the people.

Karawanella- I have no information of the kind of issues that came up in Karawanella,

Eheliyagoda- The participants presented some community problems but most of the time was taken to obtain the participants’ views on reconciliation mechanisms. Degree of awareness of social political issues in the participants seem to be considerably low. Except one official of the DIVS”S office, all the others opposed the participation of international judges in the proposed special court of justice. It was evident that participants spoke of their problems in separate discussions held at the end of the meeting.

Issues that did not come up

According to my observation, labour issues in the plantations, mine workers specially child labour in the gem mines, political killings, femicides in Kahawatta, disappearances and land slides in Ratnapura District are among the important issues that did not come up during consultations in Sabaragamuwa. .

Women’s meetings

Responding to a suggestion made by the President of the CTF, separate women’s meetings were introduced at the consultations by women members of the Zonal Task Forcefrom 5th August onwards.

Balangoda .

Discrimination against women heads of households, biases in the distribution of welfare packages, delay in hearing land cases in the Courts, low standards of hygiene and cleanliness in local hospitals, humiliation that women had to face at government hospitals, negligence of patients at hospitals, incapacity of the government structures such as Women’s Ministry and other institutions set up by the government at the DIVS’s offices for women to address women’s problems, complete lack of commitment and concern for women on the part of these institutes, lack of opportunities for committed and experienced women leaders outside the government to intervene in women’s problems were issues that came up at the women’s meeting in Balangoda.

Eheliyagoda - I had the opportunity to talk to two women in Eheliyagoda. One woman’s husband was killed by political opponents and she was denied justice. The other woman’s

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husband was an alcoholic who set fire to their house and disappeared after that. Both these women face land problems.

Conclusion

In Sabaragamuwa, people’s attendance in the Consultations was satisfactory. All those who participated in the sessions appreciated the opportunity to voice out their grievances and injustices experienced by them. All the participants appreciated a special Court of Justice but the majority of them, including the progressive Muslims of Mawanella opposed the inclusion of international judges in such a Court; several participants of Balangoda and Eheliyagoda urged the inclusion of foreign judges. Land issues, absence of legal aid, lack of legal awareness on matters related to daily living, lack of systems to ensure people’s participation in development, helplessness of women who faced violence and other problems, lack of any kind of support to women in crisis situations, denial of justice to the families- particularly to women folk of those disappeared and , discrimination against women house -hold chiefs, emerged in my view as crucial issues affecting the people in Sabaragamuwa. They welcomed the government’s plans for Transitional Justice but regretted the poor publicity given for this important task. .

Recommendations

Please note that the reommendations are presented in this paper in two sections, for purposes of clarity. Section 1 includes my recommendations based on the suggestions made by the participants during consultations. Section 2 contains those that I recommend on the basis of my experiences and observations.

Section 1

Set up mixed schools for children of all ethnicities in the place of ethnically compartmentalized schools.

Facilitate the observation of Islamic religious functions and prayers by non- Muslims, so that non- Muslims particularly the Sinhalese can clear their doubts that the Muslim Mosques are hatching conspiracies against them.

Address the language issue and facilitate Tamil and Sinhala language teaching for the communities.

Sensitise the people about religious tolerance.

Improve educational standard of the Muslims.

Improve rule of law in the country. .

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The government should obtain the services / contributions of women leaders at the grass root level who are aware of women’s rights/ issues to address women’s problems.

Section 2

In implementing the four pillars of Transitional Justice, the government should obtain the services of Consultation Task Force and Zonal Task Forces.

Set up effective, free legal aid and legal literacy schemes made up of socially committed, humane lawyers. Inclusion of progressive women lawyers in such schemes is a must.

Empower the existing women’s associations attached to DIVS’ offices with awareness and knowledge of women’s rights and ensure their interventions in women’s development.

Set up independent Citizens’ Watch Committees and ensure the participation/ contributions of these committees in decision making on development.

Introduce support systems at the community level for women with particular attention to women heads of house-holds.

Strengthen the Grama Niladharis, with awareness/, knowledge of human rights, women’s rights, child rights and other community issues; improve facilities for these officers , particularly office spaces,communication and transport; motivate their involvement in and contribution to peace and development at the community level.

Introduce reforms in the legal/ judicial systems and processes to overcome the delays in land cases.

Report prepared by

Rohini Dep Weerasinghe

61/3 A, Old Nawala Road, Nawala

17,09 2016

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ñh.sh fid,aodÿ mjq,a j, ìßkaoEjrekag yd orejkag msysg fjk f,i b,a,Sï lrk ,§' rKúre wêldßh u.ska rKúre mjq,a j,g fiajd ,nd oSu m%udKj;a uo nj;a tu fiajd ld¾hlaIu l< hq;= nj;a olajk ,§¡ ud;r frday, ;=< wdndê; rKúrejkag weoka 6l fjku jdÜgqjla ,ndfok fuka b,a,Sï lrk ,§¡ l%shdkaú; fiajfha fhoS iáh§ ñh .sho fjk;a fya;= u; ñh.sh njg urK iy;sl ksl=;a lsÍu ksid rKúre mjq,a j, idudðlhka mSvd ú¢k nj ;yjqre úh¡ l%shdkaú; fiajfha fhoS iáhoS ñh .sfha kï Tjqkag kshñ; jegqma yd jkaos ,nd fok f,i b,a,d isák ,§¡

úfYaIfhkau ;%ia;jdoS m%ydrfhka ñh.sh yd fjk;a fya;=ka u; ñh .sh njg rKúrejka j¾. lsÍu k;r lrk fuka b,a,Sï lrk ,§¡ fjk;a fya;=ka u; ñh .sh rKúre moku u; Tjqkaf.a orejka rdcH W;aij j,g iyNd.S lr.ekSu k;r lr we;s njg fpdaokd lrhs¡ tksid Tjqkaf.a orejka rdcH W;aij j,g iyNd.S ùug wjia:dj fok fuka b,a,Sï lrk ,§'

úfYaI kS;s WmfoaYkh iukaú; hdka;%Kh iïnkaO ld¾hd,h msysgqùfïoS rKúrejdg wK ÿka ks

rKúre fid,aodÿjl= jrola lr,d mdfmdÉpdrKh lrhs kï iudj oSfï ld¾hla mjd we;s l, hq;= nj olajk ,§' kS;suh o~qjula oSu fkdfõ m%cd fiajd j,g Tjqka fhduq lrkak fhdackd lrk ,§¡ fmdÿ iudj fouq lsh,d fhdackd lrk ,§¡ LTTE ;%ia; lKavdhï j,g iïnkaOj isá kej; mqkre;a;dmkh jQ wh kej; iudc.; lsÍug fuu m%;spdßl msßi leue;a; oelajq kuq;a Tjqka yuqod fiajhg n|jd fkd.; hq;= nj i|yka lrk ,§¡

4. .d,a, k.rfha mej;s fmdÿ uyck yuqj i|yd foaYmd,k kdhlhska" idudkH uy ck;dj" ;reK m%cdj" wdndê; rKúrejka yd mjq,a j, idudðlhska" wd.ñl kdhlhska" NSIK ld,fha mSvd ú¢ ck;dj hkdoS msßia iyNd.S jQ w;r Tjqka fmdÿfõ woyia ,nd fok ,§¡

úfYaI kS;s wêlrK moaO;sh mssg ùfïoS wfma rfÜ kS;shg we;eï ;SrK .ekSï j,os .eg¿ we;s ùï uÕyeÍug úfYaI wêlrK moaO;sh l%shd l, hq;= nj oelaúh¡ wêlrKfhaoSo ish¨ wd.ï" cd;s j,g .re lrk kSs;sfõoSkaf.a wëËKh wjYH nj oelaùh'

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meñKs fn!oaO NslaIqka jykafia kula jq lE.,af,a Wvqfõ m[a[drdu ysñ oelajQ mßos úfYaI wêlrK moaO;shg wfma rfÜ wêlrK fõoSka iuÕ úfoaY rg j,ska úfYaI wêlrKh hgf;a úfoaY kS;sfõoSka wëËKhkag iyNd.S úhhq;= nj oelaùh' úfoaY rg j,ska le|jk úfoaY kS;sfõoSka kvq úksYaphg fkdj WmfoaYkhg muKla iyNd.S l< hq;= nj oelaùh¡ kuq;a we;eï msßilf.a woyi jQfha úfoaY kS;sfõoSka kvq úksYaphg fhdod .; hq;= njhs¡ .d,af,a m%n, foaYmd,lfhl=f.a woyi jQfha fouqyqka wêlrKhla hgf;a úfoaY úksiqrejka f.kaúh hq;= njhs' ,xldfõ kS;sh iqcd; Ndjfhka f;dr nj Tyq oelaùh'

NSIK ld,fha w;=reoyka jQ whf.a mjq,a j, iudðlhska yd w;=reoykajQ rKúrejkaf.a mjq,a j, iudðlhskag i;H oek .ekSfï wjYH;djh mej;sKs¡ w;=reoyka jQjka ms

fldñiï j,g m;ajk ks

osia;%slalhg tl ld¾hd,h ne.ska msysg úh hq;= nj oelaùh¡ fuu ld¾hd, j,g wu;rj m%dfoaYSh f,alï ld¾hd,hg ck;djf.a .eg¿ fidhd n,d lghq;= lrk ks

kej; .egqïldÍ l%shd we;sùu je

ixys¢hdj ke;s iïm;a fnoShdfï úIu;dj fya;= jk nj fmkajdÿka w;r iïm;a idOdrKj fnokjd kï ixys¢hdj we;s l,yels njg fhdackd bosßm;a úh¡ iqnidOkh u; mokï jQ wd¾Ólh neyer fldg ksIamdokh u; mokï jQ wd¾Ólh we;s l< hq;= nj oelaùh'

wd.ñl ixys|shdj we;s lsÍug úúO wd.ï j, mj;sk ,ËK .ek fmdÿfõ ish¿ ck;djg wjfndaOh ,ndosh hq;= nj oelaùh' ck;djg b;sydih b.ekaúh hq;= nj;a /lshd ,nd oSfïoS iqÿiqlï u; cd;s" wd.ï u; fNao lsÍï j,ska f;drj uyck fiajfha fhfok ks

w;=reoyka jQ urK iy;sl wysñ msßia i|yd urK iy;sl ,nd .; hq;= nj olajk ,§¡ tfiau jkaos uqo,la ,eìh hq;= njg fhdackd oelaùh¡

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ixj¾Ok jHdmD;s hgf;a w,dN ydks isÿjQ ck;djf.a .eg¿ fuu idlÉPdfõoS bosßm;a úh¡ wêfõ.S udar. boslsÍï ksid bvï wysñ ùï m%Odkhs¡ Tjqka ta fjkqfjka jkaos wfmalaId lrhs¡

rKúre foudmshkaf.a b,a,Su jQfha ñh.sh ish mq;d fjkqfjka ìß|g fukau foudmshkag;a Ôj;a jk;=re Ôj;a ùug jegqmla fok fuka b,a,d isák ,§' tfiau rKúre mjq,a j,g wjq 55ka jegqm k;r fkdlr wjq 60 jkf;la jegqm ,nd fok f,i fhdackd bosßm;a úh¡

¥Is; l%shd l< rKúrejka rKúrefjla fkdjk nj Tjqkaf.a woyihs' wêlrKh yryd rKúrejka jro l,d kï ta whg o`vqjï l< hq;= w;r wK oSmq by< ks

udOH u.ska ¥Is; l%shd isÿ jk nj ck;dj fmkajd ÿka w;r udOH m%pdrK iSud l< hq;= nj yd udOH kS;s Yla;su;a l< hq;= nj oelaùh'

hqoaOfhka mSvd ú¢ isú,a fou< ck;djg widOdrK ù we;s kï ta whg cd;sfNao fkd;ld ie,lsh hq;= nj oelaùh' Tjqkag wysñ jQ bvï kej; ,ndosh hq;= nj oelaùh¡

NSIK ld,fha" hqo ld,fha idudkH ck;djg .eg¿ we;s l< wmrdOlrejkag kej; o~qjï fkdosh hq;= nj oelajq w;r Tjqkag iudj oS h

ol=fKa mosxÑj isák iq¿cd;Skag idOdrKh ,ndosh hq;= njg woyia bosßm;a úh¡

hqo ld,fha W;=f¾ mosxÑj isg bvï wysñ jQ ck;djf.a woyia wkqj Tjqka w;ßka msßila kej; W;=f¾ wysñ jQ bvï yd foam< b,a,d isák w;r ;j;a msßila W;=f¾ bvï fjkqjg fjk;a m

cd;s w;r in|;d ke;s ùug m%Odk jYfhka wd¾Ól .eg¿ n,mdk njg woyia bosßm;a jQ w;r ta i|yd kj wdar:sl fldñiula m;a l< hq;= nj oelaùh' hdmkfha fou< ;reKhskaf.a wd¾Ólh kxjkafk kï úYd, .eg¿ wmrdO ke;s l< yels nj oelaùh'

5. yïnkaf;dg k.rfha mej;s fmdÿ uyck yuqj i|yd foaYmd,k kdhlhska" idudkH uy ck;dj" ;reK m%cdj" wdndê; rKúrejka yd mjq,a j, idudðlhska" wd.ñl kdhlhska" NSIK ld,fha mSvd ú¢ ck;dj hkdoS msßia iyNd.S jq w;r Tjqka fmdÿfõ woyia ,nd fok ,§¡

úfYaI wêlrK moaO;shg wfma rfÜ wêlrK fõoSka iuÕ úfoaY rg j,ska úfYaI wêlrKh hgf;a úfoaY kS;sfõoSka wëËKhkag iyNd.Súh hq;= nj oelaùh' úfoaY rgj,ska le|jk úfoaY kS;sfõoSka kvq úksYaphg fkdj WmfoaYkhg muKla iyNd.S l< hq;= nj oelaùh¡ foaYSh hdka;%Khg msg;ska fkdhd hq;= nj oelaùh¡ kuq;a we;eï msßilf.a woyi jqfha úfoaY kS;sfõoSka kvq úksYaphg fhdod .; hq;= njhs¡ tfiau úfoaY rgj, ;dËKsl kS;sfõoS l%u iïmdok wfma rgg jvd Wiiaùu ksid úfoaY kS;sfõoS iyh .ekSu jeo.;a jk nj oelaùh'

ixys¢hdj we;s lrjkak kï wd.ñl ixys¢hdj we;s l< hq;= nj ck;dj i|yka lrk ,§¡ ñksiqkag úúO wd.ï j,g .re lrkak mqreÿ l, hq;=hs fjk wd.ï .ek wjfndaOh osh hq;= nj wd.ñl kdhlhskaf.a u;h úh¡ ñY% cd;Ska mosxÑ lsÍï wjYH nj oelaùh¡

ixys¢hdj Wfoid n,h fnoSu jeo.;a nj;a isxy, whg muKla fkdj fou< whg;a n,h osh hq;= nj;a ck;d woyi úh¡ fou< ck;djf.a whs;sjdislï W,a,x>khù we;s nj;a ta i|yd oaú NdId wOHdmkh m%j¾Okh l< hq;= nj;a fhdackd úh'

meñKs udOHfõoSjrhl=j isá uyf;l=f.a woyi wkqj ixys¢hdj we;s lsÍSug udOH i;= ienE j.lSu l%shd;aulùu wjYH njhs' ixl%dka;s hqla;sh i|yd udOH i;= j.lSï fndfyda jk nj;a fuu hdka;%K 4 g wod< fkdue;s ld¾hh udOH úiska bgq fkdl< hq;= nj;a

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oelaùh' fuu hdka;%K 4 g wod< jeo.;a o;a; .ek udOH u.ska úYd, m%pdrKhla l< hq;= nj oelaùh' j¾;udk udOH ixys¢hdjg úreoaOj l%shd lrk nj;a udOH j.lSu ksjerosj bgq lsÍu jeo.;a nj;a oelaùh'

rKúre mjq,a j, m%cdj fmdÿfõ lreKq .Kkdjla bosßm;a lrk ,§¡ Tjqkaf.a .eg¿jla jqfha rKúrejkaf.a wNsudkh iudch ;=< /flkafk fkdue;s ùuhs¡ ñh.sh rKúre ìßkaoEjrekaf.a wNsudkh /lfok f,i b,a,Sï lrk ,§¡

rKúre mjq,a j, ñh.sh yd w;=reoyka jQ rKúrejkag jkaos" jegqma ,nd fok pl%f,al we;s lrk fuka Tjqka b,a,Sï lrk ,§' rdcldßfhaoS l=uk fya;= u; ñh .sho ish¿ rKúrejkag jegqma iudkj ,ndosh hq;= nj olajk ,§' wdndê; rKúrejkag yd ñh .sh rKúre mjq,a j,g úY%du jegqm 55ka k;r fkdlr wjq 60 olajd jegqm jeä lr fok fuka Tjqka b,a,Sï lrk ,§' tfia jegqma ,ndosh fkdyels fõ kï jegqmg iudkj ÿn,;d úY%duh ,ndfok fuka b,a,Sï lrk ,§' úfYaIfhkau ;%ia;jdoS m%ydrfhka ñh .sh yd fjk;a fya;= u; ñh .sh njg rKúrejka j¾. lsÍu k;r lrk fuka b,a,Sï lrk ,§¡ jd¾Isl jegqma jeä ùï Bg we;=<;a úh hq;= nj rKúrejkaf.a fhdackdj úh¡ ;jo ñh .sh rKúrejkaf. ìß|g f.jk jegqm yd iudkj wms ñh .sh miqjo wfma ìß| Ôj;a jkafka kï wehg jegqma f.jk f,i b,a,Sï lrk ,§¡

;%ia;jdoS m%ydr ksid mSvd ú¢ isú,a ck;djg isxy," fou< cd;s fNaohkaf.ka f;drj iudkj idOdrKh bgq l< hq;= nj Tjqkaf.a fhdackdj úh¡

wdndê; fid,aodÿjkag iudch ;=< úfYaIhla ,nd osh hq;= nj oelaùh¡ úÿir ldâm; i|yd mq¿,a m%pdrhla osh hq;= nj yd tu ldâm;g iudc wdh;k j,ska ms

rKúrejdg wK ÿka ks

hqoaOh fya;=fjka fou< isú,a m%cdjf.a bvï wysñ jqjd kï ta whg kej; bvï oshhq;=hs yuqod ks

NSIK ld,fha w;=reoyka jQ whf.a mjq,a j, iudcslhska yd hqo ld,fha w;=reoyka jQjkaf.a mjq,a j, fhdackd wkqj w;=reoyka ùfï ld¾hd,hg iajdëk wdh;khla f,i ks

w;=reoyka jQjkaf.a mjq,aj, wh úiska lrk ,o fhdackd fufiah¦

i;H oek .ekSfï wjYH;dj Tjqkag we;¡ w;=reoyka jQ whg urK iy;sl ,nd .ekSug wjYH nj oelaùh'

w;=reoyka jQ whf.a mjq,aj, foudmshkag" jekaoUq whg re'12"000$- l úY%du jegqmla fhdackd úh¡

w;=reoyka jQ wh fjkqfjka uka;%S$weu;s,dg ,ndfok jkaoshla b,a,d isák ,§'

89$88 NSIKj, w;=reoyka lsÍï j,g jro l, whg fmdÿ iudj fkdosh hq;= nj;a wjq' 10 l isr oKavkh fokak fhdackd úh¡ fï .eg¿ wkd.;fh fkdfjkak kï o`vqjï oSu l

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w;=reoyka jQ whg urK iy;sl ke;s whg urK iy;sl fokak b,a,Sï lrk ,§'

w;=reoyka jQ whf.a mjq,a j, orejkag /lshd wjia:d osh hq;= nj oelaùh'

w;=reoyka jQ whf.a mjq,aj, whg w;=reoyka jQ flkd fjkqfjka ye÷kqïm;la osh hq;= nj;a th bosßm;afldg rcfha fiajd ,nd .ekSu myiq l, hq;= nj oelaùh'

w;=reoyka jQ whg mjq,aj, wh úfoaY .;ùïj, oS m%uqL;djh osh hq;= nj oelaùh'

w;=reoyka jQ whf.a mjq,a j, bkak ksjdi wysñ whg ksjdi osh hq;= nj oelaùh'

fuu fldñiï u.ska m%dfoaYSh uÜgfuka ld¾hd, msysgjd m%dfoaYSh f,alï ld¾hd,hg fuu ;k;=re hgf;a ks

w;=reoyka ùfï f;dr;=re fidhd n,kak fjkuu ks,Odßfhla m;a l, hq;= nj oelaùh' tu ks

widOdrK isÿ jq mjq,a i|yd jkaos uqo,a f,i re¡ 500"000l uqo,la fhdackd úh¡

ixys¢hdj f.dvke.Sug kï mdi," mkai," fmd,Sish taldnoaOj .fï m%N+jre we;=<;a ixúOdk msysgqùu jeo.;a nj fhdackd úh' rg ;=< ixl%dka;sh" ñY% mdi,a l%u we;s lsÍu uÕska fuu .eg¿ wju l, yels nj;a ;u wd.u oyu muKla fkdfjhs fjk;a wd.ï j,g;a .re lrkak ñksiaiqkag mqreÿ l< hq;= nj oelaùh¡ ñY% mdie,a l%uh fuysoS ják nj;a mdie,a ldf,a orejkag fïjd W.ekaùu jeo.;a nj;a wkd.f;a rg Ndr .kak

yuqod fiajfha fhoS isg hqO ld,fha igka lr bj;a jq wh l< fiajh i,ld Tjqkag úfYaI jkaoshla wfmalaId lrk ,§¡

6. ud;r k.rfha mej;s fmdÿ uyck yuqj i|yd foaYmd,k kdhlhska" kS;S{hska" ffjoHjreka" idudkH uy ck;dj" ;reK m%cdj" wdndê; rKúrejka yd mjq,a j, idudðlhska" NSIK ld,fha mSvd ú¢ ck;dj hkdoS msßia iyNd.S jQ w;r Tjqka fmdÿfõ woyia ,nd fok ,§¡

foia úfoia kS;s fõoSka wmlaImd;Sj kS;sh l%shd;aul l< hq;=hs'

foaYSh kS;sfõoSka m;a úh hq;= nj ms

fuu idlÉPdj wd.ñl kdhlhskaf.ka iukaú; lKavdhula iuÕ isÿ lrk ,§¡ tyoS úfYaI kS;s wêlrK moaO;sh jeo.;a Ndjh" oekg wfma rfÜ mj;sk kS;sfhka ;SrK .ekSï j,os mj;sk .eg¿" rch yÿkajdÿka fuu hdka;%K 4 iEosh hq;= wdldrh ms

úfYaI kS;suh wêlrKh mj;sk wêlrKh wid¾:l jk úg iDcqj l%shd lsÍug yd wêlrKfha iqcd; nj wdrlaId lsÍug wjYH nj olajk ,§¡ úfYaI kS;s WmfoaYkh iukaú; hdka;%Kh iïnkaO ld¾hd,h msysgqõfïoS wd.ñl ixys¢hdjg ndOd we;s fkdjk mßos ks

w;=reoyka jQ wh .ek ld¾hd,h u.ska w;=reoyka jq wh ms

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fhdackd úh' w;=reoyka ùï i|yd j. lsj hq;= md¾Yj i|yd ovqjï ,nd osh hq;= nj wjOdrKh lrk ,§¡ w;=reoyka jqjkaf.a ld¾hd,h i|yd ks¾foaYmd,kSlrKh jq iajdëkj l%shd lrk ks

fldñiï j,g m;ajk ks

NSIK ld,fha w;=reoyka jq whf.a mjq,a j, iudðlhska yd w;=reoyka jQ rKúrejkaf.a mjq,a j, iudðlhskag i;H oek .ekSfï wjYH;djh mej;sKs¡ w;=reoyka jqjka ms

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fuu ixysoshd jevigyk widar:l nj oelajq wh úh¡ ixys¢hdj we;s lsÍug kï iudcSh ixialD;sl ldrKd oshqKq l, hq;= nj oelaùh¡

W;=f¾ ck;djf.a iqnidOk lghq;= oshqKq l< hq nj we;eï m%;spdßl u;h úh'

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jpUNfhzkiy khtl;l gpuhe;jpa nrayzpapd; (ZTF) mwpf;if.

1. gpuNjrj;jpd; gpd;dzpAk; gpur;rpidfspd; jd;ikAk;.

Vw;fdNt jpl;lkpl;lthW 6 ,yf;Ff; FOtpdUldhd (FGD) fye;Jiuahlyfs; ,lk;ngw;wpUe;jd. vdpDk; jpUNfhzkiy> %tpd r%fq;fSk; XusT rkkhf thOk; khtl;lk; vd;gjhy; Nkyjpf fye;jiuahly;fspd; Njitg;ghL njhlHgpy; czug;gl;lJ. ,e;j epiyikia rkhspf;Fk; tifapy; jpl;lkplg;gl;l 6 fye;Jiuahly;fspd; NghNj midj;J gpur;rpidfisAk; cs;thq;Fk; tifapy; Nkyjpfkhd fye;Jiuahly;fSf;fhd Vw;ghLfs; njhlHgpYk; jpl;lkplg;gl;lJ. ,jdbg;gilapy;> fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhHfs;> gLnfhiyf;F MshNdhH> gaq;futhj jilr;rl;lj;jpdhy; ghjpf;fg;gl;NlhH kw;Wk; Aj;jj;jpdhy; mq;ftPdkhdtHfs; Mfpa NtWgl;l gpur;rpidfSf;Fhpa FOtpdUk; fye;Jiuahlypy; cs;thq;fg;gl;bUe;jdH. jpUNfhzkiyia nghWj;jtiuapy; gpur;rpidapd; jd;ikAk; mjdhy; ghjpg;Gf;Fs;shNdhhpd; mDgtq;fSk; Kw;wpYk; NtwhdJ. jkpo; kw;Wk; K];ypk; kf;fspd; gpur;rpid njhlHgpNyNa ,e;j mwpf;if ftdk; nfhs;Sfpd;wJ. (rpq;fs kf;fSldhd fye;Jiuahly;fs; njhlHghd tpguq;fs; vitAk; NghjpasT ,e;j mwpf;ifahshplk; ,y;iy vd;gij ftdj;jpy; nfhs;sTk;) jpUNfhzkiy khtl;lkhdJ> fhyj;jpw;F fhyk; gyNtW td;Kiwfshy; ghjpf;fg;gl;bUf;fpwJ. rpwpyq;fh ,uhZtj;Jf;Fk; tpLjiyg; GypfSf;Fk; (LTTE) ,ilapyhd MAj Nkjy;fspd; Nghjhd fhyg;gFjp. ,e;jpa mikjpg;gil jpUNfhzkiyapy; epiynfhz;bUe;j fhyg;gFjpapy; kPz;Lk; tpLjiyg; GypfSf;Fk; - rpwpyq;fh ,uhZtj;jpw;Fk; ,ilapyhd Nkhjy; fhyg;gFjp. ,t;thwhd xt;nthU fhyg;gFjpfspYk; jkpo; - K];ypk; kf;fs; gpur;rpidfis vjpHnfhz;bUf;fpd;wdH. ,jd; NghJ gyH fhzhky; NghAs;sdH. gLnfhiyf;F MshfpapUf;fpd;wdH. ,t;thwhd gpur;rpidfshy; ghjpf;fg;gl;ltHfspypUe;J njhpT nra;ag;gl;ltHfNs vq;fsJ ,yf;Ff; FOtpy; ,lk;ngw;wpUe;jdH. ,tHfs; xt;nthU gpuNjr nrayhsH gphpTfspypUe;Jk; njhpT nra;ag;gl;bUe;jdH : %J}H> Fr;rntsp> jk;gyfhkk;> fe;jsha;> ntUfy;> gl;bdKk; #oYk; Mfpa gFjpfis gpujpepjpj;Jtg;gLj;jpapUe;jdH. ,tHfspd; fUj;Jf;fis njhFj;jjpy;> ,tHfs; midtUk; jw;NghJ ,Uf;fpd;w mur fl;likg;Gf;fs; njhlHgpy; mjpUg;jpAs;stHfshfNt ,Uf;fpd;wdH. ,tHfspy; rpyH murhq;fj;jpd; kpff; Fiwthd e];l

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2. fye;jhNyhridapd; Nghjhd mDgtq;fs;:

fye;jhNyhridapd; NghJ tya nrayzpapd; cWg;gpdHfs; midtUk; jq;fSf;F xg;gPl;lbg;gilapy; mjpfk; ghpl;rakhd ,lq;fis (gpuNjr nrayhsH gphpTfs;) nghWg;ngLj;jpUe;jdH. ,jd; %yk; tpopg;GzHT nraw;ghLfis ,yFthf Kd;ndLf;f Kbe;jJ. rpy cWg;gpdHfs; mjpfstpy; tpopg;GzHT nraw;ghLfis Kd;ndLf;f tpUk;gpa NghjpYk; epjpj; jilapd; fhuzkhf mjid Nkw;nfhs;s Kbatpy;iy. epfo;Tfspd; NghJ ghJfhg;G gpur;rpidfs; vitAk; Vw;gltpy;iy. mur mjpfhhpfis nghWj;jtiuapy; ehq;fs; njhlHG nfhz;ljw;F mikthf mur fl;blq;fis gad;gLj;Jtjw;fhd Vw;ghLfis nra;J je;jpUe;jdH. MdhYk; %J}H gpuNjr nrayhsH MjuT ju cld;glhj fhuzj;jpdhy; muR rhuh epWtdj;jpw;F nrhe;jkhd fl;blk; xd;iw gad;gLj;j Ntz;bNaw;gl;lJ. kw;Wk;gb mur mjpfhhpfspd; xj;Jiog;G vd;gJ fye;jhNyhidapy; nghpasT rhjfkhd jhf;fj;ij nrYj;jpajhf $wKbahJ. mtHfs; %yk; nghJ kf;fs; vq;fsJ epfo;TfSf;F ngUkstpy; tUif je;jhHfnsd;Wk; $wKbahJ. mur mjpfhhpfspd;

Clfq;fis nghWj;jtiuapy; xt;nthU epfo;TfisAk; Kf;fpakhf> ghjpf;fg;gl;l kf;fspd; mgpg;gpuhaq;fis gjpT nra;tjpy; MHtk; fhl;bapUe;jd. rptpy; r%f mikg;Gf;fspd; gq;Fgw;wy; XusT ,Ue;jJ. Mdhy; jdp egHfshf jq;fspd; fUj;Jf;fis mjhtJ ghjpf;fg;gl;ltHfspd; FuiyNa mjpfk; gjpTnra;a Kbe;jJ.

3. fye;jhNyhridapd; gFg;G Kiw ,jw;fhd jfty;fs; jpl;l ,izg;ghshplk; cz;L.

4. tyar; nrayzpapd; fye;jhNyhridfspd;Nghjhd mtjhdpg;Gf;fs;.

a. nghJkf;fs; re;jpg;gpd;NghJ tyar;nrayzpapd; Kd; rKfkspj;jth;fs; njhlh;ghd mtjhdpg;G: ,jd; NghJ xg;gPl;lbg;gilapy; jkpo; NgRk; r%fj;jpdNu mjpfk; gq;Fnfhz;bUe;jdH. ,jpYk; xg;gPl;lbg;gilapy; Aj;j fhyj;jpy; fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l jkpo; FLk;gq;fis NrhHe;jtHfNs (jha;> kidtp> rNfhjhp> rNfhjud;) mjpfk; gq;Fnfhz;bUe;jdH. NkYk; gLnfhiyf;F MshdtHfspd; FLk;g cWg;gpdHfs; (cjhuzk; - FkhuGuk;> fe;jsha; gLnfhiyfs;) gq;Fnfhz;bUe;jdH. mNj Ntis K];ypk; r%fj;ij NrHe;jtHfSk; ,jpy; gq;Fnfhz;L jq;fspd; fUj;Jf;fis gjpT nra;jpUe;jdH. mtHfspy; mNdfH 1987> 1988> 1989> 1990

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,t;thW nghJ kf;fs; re;jpg;gpd; NghJ gq;Fnfhz;ltHfs; midtUk;> Fwpj;j re;jpg;Gf;fs; ,lk;ngw;wpUe;j> %J}H> Fr;rntsp> ntUfy; kw;Wk; gl;bdKk;> #oYk; gpuNjr nrayhsH gphpTfspy; tho;gtHfshtH. ,tHfspd; Njhw;wk; kw;Wk; ,tHfs; ntspg;gLj;jpa gpur;rpidfspd; jd;ikapypUe;J fw;Wf; nfhs;tjhapd;> mtHfs; midtUk; ghugl;rkpy;yhky; Nkhrkhd tWik mDgtpg;gtHfshfNt ,Uf;fpd;wdH. %J}hpy; ,lk;ngw;w nghJ kf;fs; re;jpg;gpd; NghJ xU rpy Kd;dhs; tpLjiyg; Gyp cWg;gpdHfSk; gq;Fnfhz;L jq;fspd; fUj;Jf;fis gjpT nra;jpUe;jdH. ,J Xg;gPl;lbg;gilapy; kpfTk; FiwthFk;. ,t;thW gq;Fnfhz;ltHfspy; rpyH jq;fspd; fdtd;fs; ,uhZtj;jplk; ruile;jjd; gpd;dH> ,Jtiu mtHfSf;F vd;d ele;jJ vd;gij mwpa Kbahky; ,Ug;gtHfshtH. ,d;Dk; xU rpyH Aj;jpd; NghJ mq;fq;fis ,oe;J gpd;dH r%fj;jpy; tWikepiyapy; ,Ug;gtHfs;. ,tHfs; jq;fSf;F ve;jnthU cjtpAk; nra;ag;gltpy;iy vd;Dk; NtjidAld; ,Ug;gtHfs;. tpLjiyg; Gypfs; mikg;G ,Ue;jpUf;Fkhdhy; jq;fSf;F ,e;j epiyik Vw;gl;bUf;fhJ vd;Wk; xUtH Fwpg;gpl;bUe;jhH. ,J xU cjhuzkhfNt ,q;F vLj;Jf; nfhs;sg;gLfpwJ.

b. fye;jhNyhridr; nray;Kiw njhlh;ghd mtjhdpg;Gfs;: xg;gPl;lbg;gilapy; fye;jhNyhrid nrayzpiaAk; mjd; Nehf;fq;fisAk; tpsq;fpf; nfhz;L> r%fkspj;jpUe;jtHfs; vz;zpf;ifapy; kpfTk; FiwT vdyhk;. r%fk; je;jpUe;jtHfspy; ngUk;ghz;ikapdH ,jid xU Mizf; FOthf fUjp my;yJ fUjhky; jq;fspd; Kiwg;ghLfis toq;Ftjq;fhd xU ,lkhfNt ,jid fUjpf; nfhz;ldH. fye;jNyhridia Muk;gpg;gjw;F Kd;dH vkJ FOtpduhy; ,J njhlHgpy; njspthf mwpTWj;jg;gl;l NghjpYk; $l> mtHfs; jq;fspd; Kiwg;ghLfisNa vLj;jpak;gpdH. gpd;dH ehk; mt;tg;NghJ Kd;itj;j Nfs;tpfspd; topahfNt> mtHfis vq;fsJ Nehf;fj;jpd; gf;fkhf jpUk;g Kbe;jJ. gq;Fnfhz;ltHfspy; ngUk;ghz;ikapdH (jkpo; r%fj;ij NrHe;jtHfs;) jq;fspd; fUj;Jf;fis Nfl;f te;jpUg;gij tuNtw;w NghjpYk; $l> ngUkstpw;F mtek;gpifiaNa ntspg;gLj;jpapUe;jdH. Fwpg;ghf Vw;fdNt ,lk;ngw;w Mizf;FOf;fspy; gq;nfhz;bU;jtHfs; ‘ehq;fs; vy;yh ,lj;jpYk; nrhy;ypapUf;fpwk; Mdhy; vJTk; elf;ftpy;iy’ vd;Dk; mjpUg;jpia ntspg;gLj;jpdH. gq;Fnfhz;ltHfspy; mNdfH Fwpg;ghf fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;Nlhhpd; FLk;gq;fis NrHe;jtHfs;> jq;fspd; gps;isfis kPl;Lj; ju NtZk;> mtHfSf;F vd;d ele;jJ vd;W vq;fSf;F njhpa NtZk; vd;Dk; nrhw;njhliuNa kPz;Lk; kPz;Lk; cr;rhpj;jpUe;jdH. rpyH Ngrpf; nfhz;bUf;Fk;

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NghNj mOjdH. mt;thwhdtHfs; Vq;fdNt xOq;Fnra;ag;gl;bUe;j Mw;Wg;gLj;Jduhy; ifahsg;gl;ldH.

5. nghwpKiwfs; gw;wpa gpujhd rpghh;Rfs;:

a. ePjpj;Jiwg; nghwpKiw :

ePjpg; nghwpKiw njhlHgpy; tpNrl ePjpkd;wk; my;yJ fyg;G ePjpkd;wk; - ,g;gbahd nrhw;fs; njhlHgpy; nghJ kf;fs; njsptw;wpUe;jij mtjhdpf;f Kbe;jJ. mtHfspd; mNdfH Kjy; KjyhfNt ,t;thwhd nrhw;fis Nfl;gtHfshfNt njhpe;jdH. mtHfsJ cly;nkhop kw;Wk; fUj;Jf;fis cw;WNehf;fpajpypUe;J> ,t;thwhdnjhU GhpjYf;Nf tuNtz;bapUf;fpwJ. Mdhy; mtHfs; gpuNahfpj;j thHj;ijfis thrpg;G nra;jhy;> mtHfspd; ek;gpf;ifia my;yJ mtek;gpf;ifia Ghpe;Jnfhs;s KbfpwJ. nghJthf vg;gb ,tHfis ek;GtJ vd;Dk; Nfs;tpapypUe;Jjhd; mtHfspd; ,d;ndhU ek;gpf;ifia mwpa KbfpwJ. mjhtJ> ,tHfs;jhd; vy;yhk; nra;jtHfs; gpd;dH ,tHfs; vg;gb ePjpia jUthHfs; vd;gNj gq;Fnfhz;ltHfspd; nghJthd Nfs;tpahf ,Ue;jJ. mt;thwhapd; ,J vg;gb ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk;? - ,g;gbnahU Nfs;tpia ehq;fs; vOg;gpa NghJ – vq;fSf;F ntspehLjhd; Ntz;Lk; vd;W ngUksthNdhH gjpyspj;jdH. ,jd; %yk; ntWk; cs;ehl;L ePjpg; nghwpKiwia jkpo; kf;fs; tpUk;gtpy;iy Vnddpy; mJ jq;fSf;F ePjpia toq;fhJ vd;Nw mtHfs; ek;Gfpd;wdH. nghJthf mtHfspd; mgpg;gpuhaq;fis thrpg;Gr; nra;j mDgtj;jpy; $Wtjhapd;> mtHfSf;F ,yq;if murhq;fj;jpd; tprhuiz fl;likg;Gf;fs; vjpYk; ek;gpf;if ,y;iynad;Nw njhpfpwJ. nghJkf;fs; fye;jhNyhridapy; gq;Fnfhz;l rptpy; r%f gpujpepjpfs;> FkhuGuk; tof;fpy; ele;j tplaj;ij Mjhukhf fhz;gpj;jdH. ,jd; gpd;dUk; cs;ehl;L nghwpKiw njhlHgpy; ek;gpf;if itf;f KbAkh vd;W Nfs;tp vOg;gpapUe;jdH.

nghwpKiw njhlHgpy; ,t;thW jq;fspd; tpUk;gj;ij ntspg;ghLj;jpa kf;fs;> jq;fSf;fhd ePjp vd;gjhy; vjid tpsq;fpf; nfhs;fpd;wdH vd;gijAk; mtHfspd; fUj;Jf;fs; %ykhf mwpa Kbe;jJ. mjhtJ> cjhuzkhf jq;fspd; gps;isfs; fhzhky; Nghdjw;F fhuzkhdtHfs; fz;lwpag;gl Ntz;Lk; vd;Nw ngUk;ghyhdtHfs; Fwpg;gpl;bUe;jdH. rpyH Fw;wthspfSf;F jz;lid toq;fg;gl Ntz;Lnkd;wthW fUj;Jf;fis gjpT nra;jdH. rpyH Ntz;Lk; my;yJ Ntz;lhk; vd;gJ njhlHgpy; ve;jnthU fUj;ijAk; Fwpg;gpltpy;iy xU rpyH vq;fsJ gps;isfs; capUld; ,Ue;jhy; mtHfis kd;dpf;fyhk; Mdhy; ,y;yhtpl;lhy; mtHfSf;F jz;lidaspf;fj;jhd; Ntz;Lk; vd;wdH. b. fhzhky; Nghdth;fs; njhlh;ghd tplaq;fisf; ifahSk; mYtyfk;

kf;fs; re;jpg;Gf;fspd; NghJ gq;Fnfhz;ltHfspd; mgpg;gpuhq;fis njhFj;J Nehf;fpdhy; gpd;tUkhW tpsq;fpf; nfhs;syhk;. Nkw;gb mYtyfk; nfhOk;ik ikag;gLj;jpa xd;whf ,Uf;ff; $lhJ. mJ khtl;l mbg;gilapy; mike;jpUf;f Ntz;Lk;. ,jid ifahSk; mjpfhhpfs; jkpo; nkhop Ngrj; njhpe;jtHfshf ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk;. ,jpYk; ntspehl;bd;

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Mdhy; ,yf;F FOtpdUldhd (FGD) fye;Jiuahlypd; Clhf njhFf;fg;gl;l tplaq;fspypUe;J ,t; mYtyfk; njhlHgpy; kf;fs; gpd;tUk; tplaq;fis typAWj;Jfpd;wdH :

type;J fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;NlhUf;fhd mYtyfk; gpd;tUk; nrayzpfis jd;dfj;Nj nfhz;bUf;f Ntz;Lk;.

1. Mtzq;fis xd;wpizj;jYk; Ml;fis NjLtjw;Fkhd nrayzp. ,e;j nrayzp Vw;fdNt gy Mizf; FOf;fsplk; Njq;fpf; fplf;Fk; Mtzq;fisAk; rHtNjr nrQ;rpYitr; rq;fj;jplk; ,Uf;Fk; Mtzq;fisAk; nghJ ey mikg;Gf;fsplk; ,Uf;Fk; Mtzq;fisAk; ngw;W xUq;fpizj;J rPuikg;gJld;> ,Jtiu fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l rk;gtj;ij gjpahjtHfs; gjpT nra;tjw;F Neu mtfhrj;ijAk; toq;f Ntz;Lk;. 2. tprhuiz nra;Ak; nrayzp – ,e;j nrayzp fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l mYtyj;jpd; xU mq;fkhf ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk; ,JNt nghWg;Gf; $Wk; flg;ghl;Lld; rfy nghyp]; epiyaq;fspYKs;s fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l rk;gtq;fis tprhhpg;gij Cf;Ftpj;J tprhuidapd; Kd;Ndw;wk; gw;wpa jfty;fis ghjpf;fg;gl;ltUf;Fk; toq;f Ntz;Lk;.

3. kUj;Jt hPjpahd rhd;WfisAk; kugD HPjpahd rhd;WfisAk; ghprPypf;Fk; nrayzp – ,e;j nrayzp fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l mYtyfj;jpd; xU mq;fkhf ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. ,J kUj;Jt jltpay; ghpNrhjidf;F cjTtJld; fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l FLk;g mq;fj;jtHfspd; rk;kj;Jld; mtHfSila kugDf;fis Nrfhpj;J xU Ma;T epiyaj;ijAk; cUthf;f Ntz;Lk;. (fhfhzky; Mf;fg;gl;ltHfs; nfhy;yg;gl;bUf;fyhk;> mtHfs; Gijf;fg;gl;l ,lq;fs; fz;Lgpbf;fg;glyhk; vd;gij fUj;jpy; nfhz;Nl ,e;j ghpe;Jiu Kd;itf;fg;gLfpwJ)

4. tof;F njhLf;Fk; nrayzp – ,JTk; Rje;jpukhd toq;Fj; njhLdiu cs;thq;fp ahH ahUf;nfjpuhf vy;yhk; tof;Fj; njhlu Ntz;LNkh mt;tifahd tprhuizapd; Kd;Ndw;wj;ij fz;fhzpf;f Ntz;Lk;

5. tpNrl ePjpkd;wk; cs; ehl;L ePjpkd;wq;fs; tof;Ffspd; Rikapdhy; ghjpf;fg;gl;Ls;s epiyapy; ,e;j tpNrl ePjpkd;wq;fs; fhzhky; Mf;fg;gl;l Fw;wj;ij gpuj;jpNafkhf vLj;jhsj;jf;fjhfTk; mNj Ntis rptpy; r%f gpujpepjpfSld; fye;Jiuahliy Vw;gLj;jf; $bajhfTk; ,Uf;f Ntz;Lk; NkYk; ,J tlfpof;fpd; midj;J khtl;lq;fspYk; cUthf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

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Prepared By: A.R.M. Thaslim Secretary Zonal Task Force Trincomalee District

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TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE CONSULTATIONS

1) Consultation experience

Awareness raising/ Logistic limitations Security issues Main challenges People’s responses / challenges related during consultation to cite selection Public hearing cites We didn’t face We felt difficult to Media: We used local which we selected such an issue answer some of the media (Uva Radio) to were district and during this process. questions. Ex: When raise awareness about divisional secretary In Haputala and Government will give the consultations and halls. The wellawaya police compensation? Are the dates which were limitations were a came inside the PH you sure government scheduled for PHs. 10 lot of complains hall but we explain will solve our minute time allocated against district and to them in a problems?, both for interviewing the divisional friendly manner governments are the chair person. This secretariat offices. and send them out. contributors for all interview covered the Those complains these problems how aim of the PHs and didn’t come out can we expect what are the prosed clearly like how we solution from them? mechanisms by got it in FGD. Even You are collecting our government and the though it was views, if government people’s views on new informed didn’t do anything mechanism. UVA radio beforehand the what you will do? also announced about government Even though we can the consultation dates hierarchy system answer these and venue in Badulla tried to create some questions, we also and Monaragala. problem in the last have the similar minute. Ex: last questions in our mind. minute wellawaya Therefore we felt very Street Banners: 4 divisional secretary difficult to hear these street banners used said that you have to questions. before the public pay for the hall. People’s expectations hearings. This was Lack of furniture are very high on this exhibited in public facilities was government. We can’t places. This also helped another challenge break this expectation lot of people to know we faced. either we can’t about the PH. guaranty this Photocopied poster: expectation. This is Photocopied posters are another challenging also exhibited in public area we faced. places like GS office, Couldn’t work on hospitals, temples according to our plan, (Buddhists and Hindu), due to the delayed of Mosques and churches. receive fund. Meeting people: Our team met religious leaders, grama niladaries and divisional secretaries,

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district secretaries, Media persons, NGO leaders, trade union leaders and teachers to explain about the consultation process and informed them to tell the public about this. Telephone communication: We also used telephone to inform our friends and relatives about the consultation and invited them for the public hearings. Small wall hangers: Small wall hangers (question and answers) were used to make aware the public who attended the public hearings.

FGD:-

No Issues Justification Current situation The plantation people, Plantation workers live in 1 Plantation land and plantation workers, women traditional line rooms which housing workers, has been historically are devoid of even the most discriminated and culturally- basic of facilities. The line politically-economically and room system is not suitable socially oppressed. This to people to live (8 feet). discrimination and oppression There is no privacy at all. is deeply entrenched in the past- present structures and systems People’s view on this: that affect their status. According to a young

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Plantation workers’ weak woman “Children cannot political influence and study in this space. When economic power deficits the parents are fighting reinforces each other, and also their children tend to learn undermines women workers’ the foul language used by agency to claim rights. their parents”. Another man Plantation workers remain said “Even though there impoverished for many isn’t space for 2 people to decades. The neo liberal live in, there are more than policies and privatization and several members deregulation have reproduced accommodating” Another conditions of subordination, young woman said “The exploitation and regimented congested space makes the forms of labour which is women more vulnerable to exemplified by the residential all kinds of violence’. estate labour regime. On one In case there is some hand, the managerial work possibility to make hierarchy has been dominated extension to their line room, by males and patriarchal where they have grown up controls; on the other, the ethno young girls or boys, the nationalist state continues to family has to take prior devalue plantation workers and permission from the estate women workers. Their identity management. Some as ‘third class’ citizens and management has even their exclusion is evident by the punished the workers for ‘below –marginal social extending and constructing provisioning’ policies. They are temporary spaces. A man isolated from the mainstream. said “Even if we grow trees As resident captive labour, they we can’t cut a small piece are completely ‘unfree’. of branch. We need to ask the permission because the Many workers said “without a land is not ours”. piece of own land and housing we are stateless people. We There are a lots of cases of don’t have address”. Another incest [some reported and worker said ‘aren’t we citizens many unreported] in the of Sri Lanka? Why everybody plantations. The size of the calling us Indian origin?’ housing and restricted space gives men in these families to sexually abuse their own children and members in neighboring houses.

A mother said the health issue is a big challenge for them. If one person got ill, all estate gets that, due to the line room system.

Monaragala has had some of

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2 Land rights the worst blows in the history of the country. The Uva province was the worst affected by the 1818 rebellion against British rule after Sri Lanka was conquered by the British in 1815. As a result large tract of land in this district was laid waste and large numbers of people were killed. With the passing of time there have been efforts to make good the paucity of the population caused by the 1818 rebellion by settling people in new settlements. But the fact is that as nearly 2/3 of the district is protected as forestry and wild life land, only 1/3 land is left for its 451,085 population from which to eke an existence. In other hand the main occupation of the people in Monaragala is agriculture. 90% of the people depend on agriculture for their livelihood. The minimum amount of land for agriculture is almost negligible for the people to eke a living, resulting in a serious problem for the people. As the Monaragala district belongs to the Dry Zone there is rain only once a year and that too in only 70% of the available agricultural land. This has further compounded their problems created another unfortunate situation for them. In 1986 Monaragala farmers organized a struggle to protect the rights of the farmers in the land law which was included in several government acts such as Land Development Ordinance ( LDO),Land Settlements Ordinance, Land Reform Commission (LRC) etc. In addition to that the section 3 of the LDO act affects the land rights of females who were

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now female headed households due to the death of their husbands who were the original land owners. In addition to that there is no provisions to get the land for minorities like Tamil community in this land acts

Always when we talk about the People called us Damalu. 3 Disappearance disappearance issue, we refer We were tortured and only to the north east. harassed by police. Historically everybody forgets Unexpected inspections that there is a plantation tend to take place at community - 14000 tamil midnight. plantation workers are living in When we go to town police the Monaragala district. and other people looked at According to complaints it is us suspiciously. clear that at least 46 of them A person was told that they have disappeared. Therefore we could not go with a Pottu. should not forget that the Some said they gave money missing people are in the to unknown people to go in plantation sector as well. search of the missing These people are always people. Others said they isolated from the central and received calls from the also they never get the police that if they gave opportunity to talk about their money the police could issues openly. These groups clear the situation and they still live with pain. It is would not be suspected as necessary for them to get their being LTTE. views on mechanisms. They are We are labeled as LTTE voice less. Another factor is that supporters by other people they don’t have any political in the community. influence to solve their We were very frightened to problems. The only person who visit the Sinhala villages. was a member of pradashasaba In this period village and who talked about these headmen (Sinhalese) were issues in pradasasaba, was given arms to safe guard killed by an unknown person. themselves. Therefore we were scared to go to the villages for livelihood purposes. No Tamil teachers came to schools in this this area due to the fear. 2010 another fear was Grease yakka.

In Sri Lanka the Muslim • Language: our 4 Muslim women – community is a minority needs cannot be

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minority issues community. In Badulla district explained using our the Muslim community is a own mother tongue. minority within a minority. As a Especially at the minority, as women, and as police station, bank, poor women their post office and other discrimination is extremely government high. Demodara is a small institutions. We pocket where no one cares can’t understand about these community difficult words in problems. Including BBS Sinhala. We always people think Muslims are rich. fear to talk to This is a myth. 80% Muslims Sinhalese people. are rural. They can’t access • Treated differently: justice. They are far from When we cover our justice. Their judicial system is face some Sinhala also not strong. Lot of issues in people call us Quazi courts, and other “Billek enawa”. In government Institutions are also public places like discriminating against these bus stands, roads, women. Therefore it is markets some of the important to get Muslim Sinhalese people women’s views for call us Billek and so reconciliation process on. • Dress: We have got used to dressing in a different way. In the hospital if we have to admit our women, they have to dress like Sinhalese (Lungi (cheethai) blouse). The hospital staffs forces us to wear only that. Therefore our mother told us “if we get ill don’t admit us to the hospital. We can’t wear Lungie and blouse”. They mentioned that it is very uncomfortable for them. In hospitals the staffs always comment on our dress (why are you covering your face?), most of the time they don’t want

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to come close to us. • Isolation: Eg: in the clinic they take Sinhalese first even if they don’t have the first numbers. • Campaign: Social media carry prejudiced messages about us specially facebook and text messages. • A mother said that very often in her area there are power cuts. This happens often when there are special occasions. She is suspicious about this because why does it only happen in her area? • We were in fear. When BBS attacked Muslims in Badulla town area they may come soon to Demodara, because Demodara is situated very close to Badulla. • A young mother said that when women go to the mosque to collect forage (Kangi) in fasting time they have to cross the town to go to the mosque. Some of the people say “Onna hingannonige avurudda avilla” (Here the beggar’s festival season has started). • In schools (except Muslim school) Islam is not taught. There are groups

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saying that there is no need for these people to learn their religion in our school. • Development program: Samoorthi scheme always gives preference to Sinhalese people, the small roads and other infrastructure work. Even though they complain to local government they are never supported. • Muslim law: we have no confidence with Quazi courts.

Monaragala district is a rural, • We lost our family 5 Farmers predominantly farming area. income. Ex; Most of the Curfew, Suspicious farmers cultivate seasonal crops arrests took place . such as Rice, Manioc etc. In We lost our chena addition to that they have plots cultivation due to of land with Lemon and Banana the fear that LTTE cultivation. They have to work will come. This is hard to cultivate their our seasonal group crops. After income. the harvesting they hurry to sell • WE couldn’t their harvest because of their harvest on time. poverty. Many of the farmers Because our work target to sell their harvest at force was pasara weekly fairs Tamil community in suburbs. The main buyers they couldn’t come. coming to those fairs are mostly • Fear: We could not from the go to Sunday fare to East. The farmers in sell our vegetables Monaragala experienced varied because the army problems that kept on checking directly affected their day to our bags and took day lives during the conflict our things. situations in 1971, in 1989, and • A person said some for years in North - East as the of the Sinhala war continued people were looking . When such situations occurred at Tamil people in a they were unable to go to the suspicious way. fields for harvesting on time. According to them

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There had is no help to protect they said Tamils their crops from lived with fear. wild animals and buyers did not They were affected come to the fairs. As a war torn psychologically. district there were several • Sugar cane attacks and bomb blasts cultivation couldn’t in Monaragala. be cultivated in this The Political Heads in the period, because the Monaragala area or Ministers Tamil community and Government Officers have were the only work not dealt with these innocent force for Sugar peoples’ problems. The cultivation. Minister or Government • According to a officials, or any other sources woman farmer “our have not visited them or children couldn’t enquired about their difficulties, continue their struggles, sorrows or incidents school education. that occurred as a result of the The teachers were war until we visited and not ready to come enquired about their difficulties. to those schools. Therefore, It is very important Most of the time to take up these farmers views these schools were on the reconciliation process. closed” Another woman said “Due to this a lot of dropouts happened in these people. Now they are youths without an education. • Even though we went through such a troubled situation until now we have not had a settled life. • Army camps were built in elephant living areas. When gunshot noises started the elephants started to come to our cultivation areas. We lost our commodities. (Even banana cultivation and fruits destroyed). • We lost our religious values.

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Indigenous Indigenous people in damabana Now we cannot collect our 6 faced violation of their peaceful food, Worship our dead living in kotabakiniya & relatives. Naa-yakoo. Since kandeganvila jungles in then Thissahamy met mahiyangana ds area. In 1983 President J.R. Jayawardana, when accelerated Mahaweli President R.Premadasa, and development sceam started. 130 President Mahinda families living there were asked Rajapaksha seeking justice. to move to Mahaweli C zone But no concrete measures the reason was about two established for the villagers were declared as protection of land rights of Maduru oya wild life sanctuary. aadivasees. The present Then leader Uruwarige leader went to Geneva but Thisshamy refused to move him result remained the same. and the clan into the dozered land in Mahaweli C zone. He Children are not clear, what said we are a community who they can do. Lot of drugs believe in gods living in trees are coming into our areas. and mountains. We worshiped There are no alternative them. And our livelihood is schools for us. Adults now collecting bee honey, Yam and can’t visit the foresst for hunting. New Mahaweli lands their income. No vocational do not have trees and schools for us. Therefore mountains. We did not ask the unemployment is government to declare our increasing. villagers to be declared as We saved the forest but sanctuary. Government did not now forest department is consult us. Including then destroying the forest instead minister Gamini Dissanayaka of saving. and project manager Captain We lost our mown Pathirana continuously forced indigenous medicines. us to leave our traditional villages. Some of our members in the community moved to Mahaweli C zone. We did not agree to move. As a result we become prisoners in our own land.

3.2) Public Hearings

NO Issues Action taken Suggestions 1 Farmers issues No action taken Fixed price for all the Local production vegetables. Price Government should bring a monitoring mechanism.

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Import productions should band. 2) Land issue In respect of land (Plantation workers, Went to LRC provided by the plantation non Discussion with district government a legally valid workers, village) secretary deed should be provided Discussed with trade union to the benificiaries instead Discussed with GS. of award deeds .

A National Land Policy need to be formulated so as to provide land to everyone. The Government Officers should listen to the voices of ordinary people.

Government should intervene in order to settle my issue. A land and house should be provided to our family, atleast within 3 months .

3) Development work Had a discussion with Plantation sector should (Plantation and Pradesha saba and provincial include directly into village) council and parliamentarians. pradesha saba without plantation management We have made complaints in interference. this regard to the authorities for the last several years but We need new mechanisms nothing has happened so far . that would respond to the needs of people and function without political influences. Educated people should man such mechanisms .

Government should intervene in order to develop estates with the cosultation with the Management

All roads should be taken under the perview of the Central Government. In constructing roads,

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consultations should be held with Local Civil Society Organizations / Voluntary Organizations. Their servicers can be utilized for the supervisory work of such constructions. When sign boards are being prepared in Tamil language the services of the competent persons in that language needs to be utilized .

This is Government’s responsibility. They should help us. May be small group needs to form to look into only these kind of issues.

All roads should be taken under the perview of the Central Government. In constructing roads, consultations should be held with Local Civil Society Organizations / Voluntary Organizations. Their servicers can be utilized for the supervisory work of such constructions.

4) Riots ( all the riots) Complained to the police Need not pay a big compensation. Government at lease should pay monthly 10,000/= for me to look after my sick son. I also can’t work.

I request the Government to provide some means for me and my children to have a lively hood.

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to be activated A clear policy should be formulated on national issues Independent Commissions should be appointed A monument needs to be erected in the memory of the dead

5) Economic Police Commission needs destruction to be activated A clear policy should be formulated on national issues Independent Commissions should be appointed A monument needs to be erected in the memory of the dead

6) Government Complained to divisional Disaster handling should officials’ bad secretaries, police and district be a proper system. attitude towards the secretary. Not only early warning victims and the but also actions and corruptions in alternative plans for disaster people to survive needed. management. In case of disasters there should be a quick resettlement. Government should not see the disaster areas with the ethnic lenses. They have to treat everyone equally. There should be a systematic disaster

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compensation system.

At least in order to prevent such situations in the future, a proper investigation needs to be carried out about everthing . Should not leave to correpted officers.

Government know the people who were affected by land slide. Therefore it is not a difficult them to take quick action. There should be a separate committee appointed for disasters.

This is Government’s responsibility. They should help us. May be small group needs to form to look into only these kind of issues.

- Steps should be taken by the government, after conducting an investigation/s to facilitate for our EPF payments. - The estates are being maintained by the companies in a very poor manner. We face the threat of water shortage due to removal of trees. Therefore, we propose re nationalization of estates.

Government should intervene in order to settle my issue. A land and house should be provided to our family, atleast

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within 3 months .

An Ombudsman should be appointed to look in to such unjust matters. Qualified persons should be appointed to the Semi- Government Organizations as staff members. Steps should be taken to conduct investigations with regarding the frauds taken place in the Semi- Government Organizations during the past and punishments should be meted out to persons who have committed frauds .

7) Complains made to Ministry Appoint Tamil speaking Language issue and of national language. Zonal level government racism institution staffs . We have made complaints in Provincial level- this regard to the related divisional level appoints authorities. No use. well qualified Tamil speaking staff. Not a person who just learn Tamil as a second language.

Appoint Tamil speaking Divisional secretaries as soon as possible. Activate 1956 language service for people friendly.

Government seriousley take this issue as priority issue. Should not discriminate.

- We need a solution within 12 months. - The machinery needs

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to be manned with Tamil speaking officers. - It should function at regional level.

All Government Documents should be available in Tamil language , as well. As a temporary measure the Grama Seva Niladharies could be authorised to fill certian essential forms.

- At least one mixed school should be established in Badulla to accommodate children from Sinhala, Tamil, and Muslim communities. - Political parties based on ethnicity (such as Tamil and Muslim) contribute to the ethnic divide. Therefore there should be a system to punish if any politicians or government officials contribute to racism. - When sign boards are being prepared in Tamil language the services of the competent persons in that language needs to be utilized .

8) informed related officers Knowledgeable persons The forest but no use should appoint for this

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reserves are post. There should be being devastated proper system to recruite by the these officers. government. Trees need to be grown alone the both The springs and banks of Uma oya, a forest reserves tributary of Mahaweli were destroyed ganga, in order to maintain catchment areas. We need protection for springs and water resources.

9) we have raised this issues The Government Offices with the plantation sector should be mannered with Human rights trade unions nothing has staff who are capable of violations in happened . working in all three Plantation sector. languages. Powers enjoyed by the Suprintendents of the Estate to be reduced. Plantation Sector to be transformed as a sector that strive to protect human rights . Estate workers should be given lands with rights.

- Steps should be taken by the government, after conducting an investigation/s to facilitate for our EPF payments. - The estates are being maintained by the companies in a very poor manner. We face the threat of water shortage due to removal of trees. Therefore, we propose re nationalization of estates.

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10) Complain made several places - The income levels of Disable people’s nothing happen other family members human rights should not be taken violations into consideration

when paying allowances to the disabled persons. - We face water shortage because of the exploitation of water resources by rich and powerful persons. We also need pipe borne water. - Liquor shops around the estate to be removed. - Abandoned tea factories should be taken over by the government. - The establishment of a Board Authority is essential in order to provide expeditious solutions to the problems faced by the plantation community. - Proper public transport facilities.

11) - The high handed approach of the police Unfair arrestment by requires a change; policy I approached Human Rights They should respect Commission. Inquiries were law. conducted. But so far no relief - A proper monitoring was given to us. system needed to stop

police department’s

power misuse. Filed a case and still pending. - Fair inquiries are Complaints were made to the required so as to Badulla police and punish the real

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subsequently to the culprits. They can’t Presidential Commission punish a person before find out the truth.

- - Reparation for the mental agony suffered us due to loss of everything. - - It is important to include officers from all three communities in such mechanisms. Establishment of such machineries needs to be expedited.

- Need to establish Regional Officers I request that my husband be reinstated with back wages. Proposals to prevent re occurrence: Even the courts listen to the high officials. The law should be implemented in an equal manner to all. Our case is pending for 10 years. I hope that the hearings would be completed by next date.

- We need a solution within 12 months. - The machinery needs to be manned with Tamil speaking officers. - It should function at regional level.

.12) Inhuman assault Matters have been explained - Army training should made by a copral in to the Commanding Officer of be provided in a army training the Army . However, so far humane. Higher we have not recieved any Officers should not be relief . given a free hand to punish and assault

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trainees according to thier whims and fancies. Justice should be given to my son . No any other young boys should face this situation. 13) Missing persons We have lodged complaints at - We believe that our almost all offices but no relief brother is no longer was given to us. Father and living. However, an mother also died due to the investigation required severe trauma they underwent to be conducted in after the disappearance of my order to find out his brother. fate and compensation to be paid to us. There The beginning we tried should be a program in several places. Later stopped order to prevent such incidents in the future. We approached Human - My proposal in order Rights Commission and no to prevent such relief was given. incidents in the future: Take steps to uproot racism from the country. - I need my son. Government should find out him. I don’t need money. 14) Education (Science Lot of complaints made. - We need graduate and Maths teachers teachers in Tamil schools) Appoint teachers to teach science and maths - Government seriously takes this issue as priority issue. Should not discriminate us. - Resource distribution must be equal. This can lead to peace. 15) Labour rights Made complain to the trade - Government should violation union. intervene in order to

Made complain to solve estates workers management and labour problems. department, but no use. - There should be

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proper monitoring system needed. - Provincial based national labour advisory committees should form. - Need to include the rights which are not cover under the labour laws in to collective agreement. - There should be clear policy for trees cuttings.

4)

Event Numb Musli Tamil Sinhale Femal Mal Geographical Disabili er of ms s se e e ty people Focus 80 16 30 34 49 31 Passara group Demodara discussio Wellawaya ns Damabana Mahagodayay ya Siyambalandu wa Buttala

Public 165 6 92 67 54 111 Badulla 3 hearings Pasara Bandarawella Monaragala Ella Mahiyangana Lunugala Welimada Wellawaya Buttala

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Siyambalandu wa Badalkumbura

Total 245 22 122 101 103 142 3

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Observation Statements regarding the process Most of the disappearances said that this was At the beginning almost all the participants the first time they’ve got an opportunity to (plantation) were clueless about this process. talk. They were bit shocked that we came to collect the information from them that how Muslim women said this was the first time should solve the problems? they talked about their problems and solutions. And also mentioned that this Due to the fear the missing person’s become environment helped them to openly express long time silence. their views.

Most of the plantation people see this Some said “we are not ready to trust this process as their opportunity. They feel that government. The governments who caused no one come to them ask these type of for our problems, now together”. questions in the past. Two people said “ we don’t have any hope In UVA Zonal more tamil people that government will solve our problems. We approached the PHs. can’t trust NGOs. They are mostly corrupted”.

“ Government is saying that they don’t have money. How they will pay the compensations. This is all lie”.

“ We hope at lease this government do something” “We are fed up with telling our problems. After that our problems get worst. Why should we need to tell again and again”.

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Plantation Land & Housing

Main requests:

Ø Should not come under estate management or TRUST. Ø Plantation Land and housing should come under government mainstream program but give special attention to plantation.

Ø Government should form an independent committee.

Who are the people can be in this committee?

§ Who can understand our problem § Who can speak our language § Who can we trust § Who treat us equally § Who is not corrupt § Who won’t show partiality § Men and women and young people

BIG COMMITTEE (NATIONAL)

Middle committees

Small committees

What for this committees?

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ZC needs to collect accurate information according to our criteria. After this they will give the information to the regional committee. Regional committee has to recheck the information and send them all together to the National committee.

Once information has been gathered what will happen?

§ National committee is supposed to make an action plan is 3 days. § The plan should be shared among the people within 10 days. § In about a month the activity should start.

How can we make sure the things are moving according to our plan?

We need to form local groups within plantation. Each estate should form small workers group. They should know the plan and they will check whether things are moving right direction.

Plantation land and housing problems should solve with in how many years?

5years – 4 persons said. 3 years – 9 persons said. 1 year– 2 persons said.

Missing Persons

Missing persons office - what are the things you think they have to consider?

§ Firstly, giving preference to the people who have clear evidence which requires an inquiry. This process should finish within 6 months. § Initiate the district office within two months. § Total power must be given to the district office. § The staff should be people who can analyze the problems clearly, be trilingual, able to work without fear, and create a friendly environment. § Security must be given to the people who come to the office. § Female officers should be appointed. § The staff should have listening skills. § Don’t depend on retired government servants. § No party politics involved. § The staff must be given a long time to work on these issues. § This has to be a result oriented office. § The victims’ family – If there are educated youth, first preference should be given to them to be appointed in DO. § Any development programs should give preference to victims’ family. § They must allow complaints in Tamil. All the correspondence should be in Tamil also.

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§ The inquiry place should be women friendly. Without fear. § When they do inquiries, they have to do it (even if the other party is STF) in front of us. § Inquiries should be in Tamil. § After and before the inquiry, the government should ensure our security. § Government should ensure our security when we visit this office for any complaints. § The office should ensure the community is aware (special program) that we are not bad people (Not LTTE). Need not isolate us. § OMP law needs to be passed quickly

What qualities should the staff of OMP have?

• People who we can trust • People who can speak our language • People who can understand our problems.

Non Recurrence (what measures government needs to take?)

• Government should ensure that the fundamental rights are not violated. • Implement bilingual policy at local level (post office, DS, Pradasasaba, etc…… • Tamil schools should give preference to develop with proper teachers and infrastructure. • Implement right to information act as soon as possible, • Don’t politicize the government appointments. • Give samoordi to Tamil people also. • Don’t use racism for political campaigning. If anyone is doing this, government should bring them in front of the law. • In hospitals preference is always given to the Sinhalese but equal treatment is needed. • North east is only highlighted, but we too have the same problem. Therefore in future when things are dealt with don’t exclude any one. • Give land and housing to estate people. • Don’t remove our line rooms without informing us • Racism should be stopped immediately (thinking all Tamils are LTTE)

§ Government should do something to safe guard the minority communities. § Police stations should be friendly with us.

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Muslim Women - Minority

If something wrong has been committed by someone(against the rules) how do you stop that?

We need a law.

What kind of law will solve our problems?

• Schools, bus stands, hospitals, post office, police and the government institutions should not treat us differently because of our religion, language or ethnicity.

• Government officer’s attitudes and behavior should be included in the law.

• If anyone uses racism and foul language against the minorities there should be a punishment or penalty.

• There should be a law reforms which will include Quazies’s behavior

How to develop this law?

Officers should be 10

Central peoples’ commission

District commission DC

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Zonal ZC ZC

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Criteria for Central peoples’ commission selection and other commissions:

• The commission should give equal respect for all minorities.

• Good listeners

• They have to understand people’s problems.

• Skill on minority women’s issues.

• Experience of these issues.

• Male and female

• No bribery

CPC

• Use the information from DPC and draft the bill.

• Lobby the government to pass the bill.

• Bring in law within 6 months.

• Implement the law within 3 months.

District people’s commission

• People who know much about the districts.

• 15 member committee

• Put the information together as district.

• Give guide to CPC within one month.

Zonal people’s commission

• 10 member committee

• Collect the information from VPC and recheck the evidence.

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• Gather the information as zonal information.

• Give the outcome to DPC within one month.

Village people’s commission

• 5 members.

• Identify the problems.

• Collect evidence.

• Understand the root cause of the issues.

• Function independently.

• Need to give information to Zonal within one month.

• No bribery

Government should make sure that things are moving correctly

Farmers

• We like to find out the truth, who did all of this? Who are the people behind this? Even if this was done by the ruling party, the state should punish them. • We need to have open space to discuss with other communities, to share our pains and views. • We need new technology for paddy cultivation and alternative cultivations. • Within a one year period we need law reforms. • We need a national policy for land and agriculture. • Action Plan should be developed by an Independent intellectual who are is committed to agriculture. • The religious practices should not have any bias. Ex: in Buddhist temple they should always promote positive ideas to the public. • The politicians and NGOs attitudes and corruption must change. • We need local trade centers for Lime, fruits and country veg. • We also need cooling room, factories, marketing outlets • Our views and suggestions need to be given to intellectuals who can analyze and make a plan. This should not be given to politicians. • District development planning meetings should include our farmers also. • We need a paddy marketing policy which is suitable to geographical setup.

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• We need other alternative income sources: inland fishing, ornamental fishing, • We need good experienced people from farmer’s families to be agriculture officers. • Attitudes and skills should develop the agrarian staff. • SL should not import rice from other countries. • Government should buy 3000kg rice from each farmer. • Farmer’s society should operate the paddy stores.

We are not asking any compensation for our loss. We know the present government is struggling to pay teachers salary and other salary increments. How can we ask for compensation? This is good for newspapers but practically they can’t pay our compensation. Therefore we request government to take our suggestions and try to implement them as soon as possible.

Indigenous People

• Established national policy for protect the rights of aadhivasees. • True picture of aadhivasee way of life should be included in the school curriculum. • Established vocational training institute. • Take legal action to combat liquor and drug menace. • Established trust fund to protect the culture of aadhivasees • Established media culture not to abuse “waddha culture” Ex. Using abusive language of mus waddha in parliament. • Improve the facilities of school education. • Pay compensation for violation of land rights since 1980’s. • Review existing wariga sabawa and take measures to function smoothly.

Land Rights - Sinhalese

• 1.1 Although the Land Reformation Commission is an institution of a government structure which responds only the country President the respective LRC officers obstinate actions have resulted in current situation in this issue. But LRC is established as a result of the recommendations of youth unrest in 1971.According to the proposal of this committee the land extents more than 50 acres are acquired to the government control and distributed among the landless citizens of the country on the basis lease agreement or property sales deed. If so since LRC initiated in year 1970 by this time all that acquired land has to be released to the land less and completed the mission. Most of the land of this nature is acquired from plantation companies. At the time of plantation companies acquired to the state management many people have lost their employment who are also eligible to get land by this sceme.But it has not done

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so far. The participants of the landless peoples request is to reform the lethargic LRC and which has to be made an institution which serve the citizens with responsibility and find solutions and issue permanent deeds for the deedless citizens with in 3 months. Further they said LRC mobile services to be held district level and find solutions for issue. • 1.2 The citizens of Monaragala district are not affordable for high cost land as such they have to be facilitated with the Land Reclamation act instead Land Development act and sustain the ownership of land for the present settlers of the deedless settlers. As a result they can benefit the independent ownership of the so called land portions and make use of them as family property for family future development as a duty of parents for their children with out any intervention of government. According to their expressions this act would be a great life time reconciliation for their families. • 1.3 The land which have been acquired for development projects has to be made compensation reimburse with land with out any delay.Permanant lands released for tamil landless community. In future any government or any other development projects to be launched for the impacts of such projects has to be taken in to discussion of the public and their suggestions has to be taken in to consideration by finding solutions for the problems of the public has to be implemented as a policy of the government.

7) Our Views:

ü Most of the grassroots are lack of awareness. No information at all. Eg: For their problems where to go? ü The trust in-between communities are questionable? ü There are a big gap in-between government institutions and people. EG: lots of people say there is no use of going to the Pradeshashaba, district secretariats and grama niladari. ü It came out very clearly that local politicians are the root cause of lot of problems. ü People are fed up with government, trade unions and NGOs. ü From the village to the top the government institutions are not working properly. Government officer’s misuse of power becomes common issue for the problems. ü There is a big gap in-between the present mechanism and people using those. Therefore it is again questionable whether the new mechanisms reach the people smoothly. ü NGOs and trade unions need to revalue their work which they did in the past and now.

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Report of Zonal Task Force for Vavuniya District on Consultations on Transitional Justice Mechanisms

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I. INTRODUCTION

As part of the process of transitional justice, a consultation exercise was held island wide with the aim of ensuring that views of the victims will be accommodated by the Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) in designing the four transitional justice mechanisms it has committed to implementing at the 30th session of UN Human Rights Council in Resolution 30/1. Consultations were also explicitly a part of the GoSL’s commitments under Resolution 30/1 where they agreed to set up a hybrid process for transitional justice.

The consultations were therefore focussed on gathering views from the public on the following four transitional justice mechanisms:

1. Judicial mechanism with a special court 2. Office of missing persons 3. Truth, Justice, Reconciliation and Non Recurrence commission 4. Office of reparations

The Zonal Task Force for Vavuniya was appointed by the National Consultation Task Force to organize consultations at the district level in order to gather suggestions and concerns from victims and affected persons/communities.

II. BACKGROUND ON VAVUNIYA

Vavuniya has a long history of violence being perpetrated by armed forces, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and para military groups. Vavuniya remained a hub during the war as it served as a passage from the North to the South. Many individuals especially Tamils were abducted, arrested, killed, and forcibly disappeared in the area as a result.

After the end of the war on May 18th 2009, the Vavuniya district accommodated more than 300,000 people who came out of the war zone. The infamous Menik farm camp was created in Vavuniya, where the government sent war-affected people with the help of the armed forces while they processed them to see if they were affiliated to the LTTE. Many families entering Menik farm surrendered their sons, daughters, husbands and wives, as LTTE cadres or associates believing the assurances provided by the government that they wouldn’t be killed or tortured. Many of those people have not been seen since their surrender. People who came out of the war zone into Vavuniya were targeted and arrested by the armed forces without any documentation, and many of those people’s whereabouts are also still unknown.

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Vavuniya also held detention camps where many LTTE cadres were sent though there are no statistics accurately revealing how many were placed in those camps. The government claims 11,000 to 12,500 former LTTE cadres were released after rehabilitation.

Vavuniya also contained the infamous Joseph camp and Thantrimalai camp, commonly referred to by the people as torture camps. These were camps where many Tamils were tortured and killed, and most of the victims who took part in the Vavuniya ZTF consultations spoke about these two locations. There were also other military camps in Vavuniya that were involved in perpetrating violence.

Vavuniya district is comprised of a multi-ethnic, multi-religious, multi-lingual population. The three main communities of Sri Lanka live together in Vavuniya as the region was and is a strategically important point between the North and the South. The Vavuniya ZTF took this into consideration and organised meetings so that there was adequate representation from each community.

The Vavuniya District is in the Northern part of Sri Lanka. It covers of an area about 196,700.96 Ha (1967.00 Sq km). This is 10% of the land area of the entire North - East and 3% of the island.

Administratively this district constitutes part of the Wanni Electoral District. This district has 4 Divisional Secretariat divisions and covers 102 Grama Niladhari divisions and 50 villages. There are 5 Local Bodies functioning in this District; one Urban Council and four Pradeshiya Sabhas.

Population Development in Vavuniya.

Population Population

Name Status Census Census

2001-07-17 2012-03-20

Vavuniya District 149,835 172,115

Vavuniya Divisional Secretariat 116,441 117,533

Vavuniya North Divisional Secretariat ... 11,578

Vavuniya South Divisional Secretariat 11,000 13,118

Vengalacheddikulam Divisional Secretariat ... 29,886

Sri Lanka Republic 18,797,257 20,359,439

Source: Department of Census and Statistics, Sri Lanka (web).

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III. METHODOLOGY

This report is based on the public meetings and focus group discussions held by the Vavuniya Zonal Task Force (ZTF) during the month of August 2016 from 9th to 18th. The ZTF was comprised of:

Rev. Fr. Elil Rajendram – Chairperson

Ms. Sepali Subasinghe - Secretary

Mr. A.R. Abdul Ramees

Ms. Kalavathy Sinnaiya

Ms. Kokila Mithyanathan

Both the public meetings and the focus group discussions were organised in all four divisional secretariat divisions. In total, 393 individuals participated in the consultations. The majority of them were women.

Before the consultations, preparatory meetings were held with the ZTF members in order to plan the consultations and each member of the ZTF took responsibility in organising the consultations in the four divisional secretariat divisions with the help of volunteers. We had two co-ordinators who took care of the logistics and organising meetings with the others. Each divisional secretariat division was assigned five volunteers and a note taker from the ZTF and the CTF.

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CTF members attended some of the consultations as observers in order to ensure the credibility of the process and to provide support for the ZTF members who were conducting the consultations.

An initial meeting was held with the Government Agent in order to keep him informed about the consultation process and to request his and his officials’ help to conduct the meetings in each division. The ZTF met with the Head Quarters Inspector of the Vavuniya district to keep him informed about the consultations taking place in the Vavuniya district.

For all of the public meetings the Vavuniya ZTF tried to achieve a representative sample of all people of all age groups and in particular to have gender balance.

All of the members of the ZTF were there for all the public meetings but not all the members were there for all of the focus group discussions.

A. Locations

As stated above the meetings were held in each of the four divisional secretariat divisions:

Vavuniya North

Vavuniya

Vavuniya South

Vengalacheddikulam

All of the meetings were held in the divisional secretariat building so that the consultations would appear non-threatening, be easily accessible and be common to everyone.

B. Participation

The number of individuals who attended the meetings broken down by divisional secretariat division are:

1. Vavuniya North: a. Public Meeting (9th August 2016): 78 individuals attended b. Focus Group Discussion for Female-Headed Households (10th August 2016): 16 individuals 2. Vavuniya: a. Public Meeting (17th August 2016): 106 individuals attended b. Focus Group Discussion for the Muslim Community (16th August, 2016): 7 individuals attended c. Focus Group Discussion for the Tamils in urban Vauniya: 23 attended 3. Vavuniya South: Sinhala DS division a. Public Meeting (12th August, 2016): 78 individuals attended, including two Buddhist monks b. Focus Group Discussion (14th August, 2016): 14 individuals attended 4. Vengalacheddikulam:

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a. Public Meeting (13th August, 2016): 59 individuals attended b. Focus Group Discussion (11th August, 2016): 12 individuals attended C. Public meetings

The public meetings were mainly organised by the ZTF member who was responsible for that Divisional Secretariat Division (which we had assigned earlier) with the help of the divisional secretary, grama niladharis and other staff members from the government administrative sector.

There were four public meetings held, one in each DS division. The public were invited to attend the meeting by the grama niladharis, ZTF members and other means.

Most of the local leaders were invited to submit proposals with regard to the mechanisms that are to be set up. War-affected families were invited and there were victims and survivors who shared their concerns about the mechanisms set up though most of them did not have any trust in the GoSL and the mechanisms set up by the GoSL. They came forward nonetheless to register their aspirations and the political solution needed for Sri Lanka.

D. Thematic Focus Group Discussions

The focus group discussions were thematically organised in order to permit representations by the affected communities collectively or individuals on central issues in their view. Separate focus group discussions were held for Tamils, Sinhalese and Muslims in order to ensure the representation from all three communities. Each focus group discussion was limited to 20 individuals with the exception of Vavuniya town in which 23 attended.

The focus group discussions were thematically broken down as follows:

Vavuniya:

• Two were held on displacement, separately for Muslims and Tamils. Individuals submitted their concerns regarding displacement both during the last phase of war and before the last phase of war. Vavuniya North:

• One focus group discussion was held which focussed on female-headed households. Vavuniya South:

• One focus group discussion was held which focused on land issues pertained especially to the Sinhalese. Vengalacheddikulam:

• One focus group discussion was held which focussed on enforced disappearances where families and relatives of the forcibly disappeared made submissions.

E. Preparation and awareness

People were informed about the four mechanisms proposed by the GoSL before they attended public meetings or focus group discussions via a multimedia presentation sent by the CTF. Posters

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were also distributed to each GN division encouraging people to participate in the consultation process.

The ZTF unfortunately could not do any public EDUCATION campaign as envisaged due to the A/L examinations held during the month of August as a result of which, permission was not granted to use public announcement vehicles.

The ZTF members asked questions during the consultations to attendees based on the questionnaire given during the training for ZTF members. The questionnaire was therefore used as a guideline to obtain suggestions and proposals.

For most of the meetings Human Rights Commission members were present to report any security issues that came up to the relevant authorities.

IV. CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES

There were significant constraints and challenges impeding the Vavuniya ZTF’s ability to undertake broad and wide-reaching consultations.

First, the ZTF was informed that people were reluctant to attend meetings as they thought that the consultations were another tokenistic exercise and they felt that this mechanism was simply being used to buy time for the GoSL in the UN and the international community. People were also reluctant to attend because they didn’t have faith in a mechanism set up by the GoSL. In fact, most of those same people had advocated for an international mechanism believing that only an international mechanism would yield justice to victims and survivors. Some people also felt that participating in the process would lead to its validation, which some people argued was wrongly labelled as a “transition” when they couldn’t see any change between the former government and the current one.

Even for the people who did attend the consultations, they had little awareness about concepts of transitional justice and the tools that were available under those concepts which they could request in the consultations. This posed difficulty in determining what exactly people would want from the transitional justice process.

Another major challenge was ongoing military surveillance. Though the Vavuniya ZTF assured people there wouldn’t be any threats to them for participating, this did not stop the surveillance or people from feeling they would be harassed. Surveillance was in place as both police and military intelligence were present at the premises where the consultations were being conducted. The presence of the intelligence personnel prevented people who wanted to attend the consultations from coming, as they had prior experiences of being threatened by anonymous callers or intelligence visits following their attendance at meetings relating to human rights. During the public meetings in Vavuniya North and Vengalacheddikulam members of the intelligence services were present at the premises. .

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Relating to the surveillance, there were questions raised by people about whether it would be possible to conduct a consultation on reconciliation mechanisms within a militarised area as people are not free to express their aspirations. Some of them likened the situation to what occurred during the ceasefire period, after which people who came out for human rights and political activities were targeted when the ceasefire started breaking down. People feared that exposing themselves during this period of relative freedom may bring risks in the future, particularly if there is a change in the government.

A. Conducive environment and On-going violations

Overall, one of the major problems facing the consultations was that the environment was not necessarily conducive.

The consultation process for reconciliation mechanisms in Vavuniya and in many parts of the North- East is being conducted in a highly militarised environment, where the victims and survivors still don’t have adequate protection. People participated in the process in spite of this, with the concern that it could be the last opportunity to express their aspirations and to seek a political solution in order to live peacefully with their rights assured. However, the militarized environment undoubtedly prevented many others from attending.

The GoSL has not expressed political will to reduce the number of armed forces from the North and even the commander of Jaffna categorically expressed that demilitarisation is not possible now. People who attended the consultations also stated that the environment is not conducive enough to begin any reconciliation processes, pointing to the fact that there are still arrests taking place under the PTA. Harassment also continues for some of the people who take part in any protest marches and attend meetings on transitional justice, enforced disappearance, and human rights.

Militarisation not only refers to the presence of the armed forces but also includes their involvement in the civil administration and local economy in the North.

Land occupation by the armed forces still continues to happen as does the construction of numerous Buddha statues and temples in traditionally Tamil areas. For example, in Kokilai in Mullativu, the construction of a Buddhist temple is continuing despite a court order prohibiting it.

People would like to have the military camps far away from villages and towns.

Arrests of former LTTE cadres continue to happen and they are continuously under surveillance, which sparks fear among the others who continue to work with the victim community.

Overall then, in Vavuniya like many parts of the North-East, continued militarization and related surveillance, and on-going human rights violations serve as major impediments to any transitional justice processes and made the environment less conducive for consultations..

V. SUBMISSIONS (GENERAL)

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A. Express Political will and Commitment to TJ

The GoSL should express its political will and its commitment towards TJ.

B. Resolution 30/1

Attendees of the consultations made clear that the GoSL cannot compromise on the resolution that it co-sponsored in October 2015, in which victims believe that it committed to setting up a hybrid judicial mechanism to deal with the past. Many have seen reports in the news, that the GoSL is now stating that there will be a domestic mechanism and there will not be any foreign involvement, reneging on its promise.

C. Violations in General

People who attended the consultations were affected by the long war throughout its duration, but largely during the last phase of war. Communities in Vavuniya who were in urban areas were not affected by direct conflict during the last phase of the war, but were affected by violations, such as abductions and extrajudicial killings, perpetrated throughout the conflict. People who went through the last phase of the war are witnesses and survivors of grave violations that were committed. Some who attended revealed crimes, which need further investigation and analysis.

Victims spoke about the losses they had experienced during the war. They experienced the loss of family members, loss of property, financial loss, including money they lost in bribes to the security forces and intermediaries, war injuries, discrimination in education and employment, detention, torture, sexual abuse and other forms of violence amounting to cruel treatment.

Victims and survivors who had been through the war were traumatised in a manner, which continues to affect their daily life, especially children and young adults. This can have a negative impact on their health and their mental well-being.

People who suffered physical injuries during the war continue to suffer as most of them who went through the last phase of war have shrapnel in their bodies. Many attendees who lost limbs were, and continue to be, the bread-winners of the family. There are people who suffered collective trauma with many members of the family having experienced first-hand violations.

(i) Systemic Crimes

Victims who were present during the last phases of the war in Mullivaikal spoke about the types of injuries they experienced and some of them expressed that they had injuries from burns which still affect them and impact their health. Victims accused the armed forces of continuing to attack the ‘no fire zone’ irrespective of whether the targets were civilian such as hospitals. People also complained about the shortage of food and medicine in the last phase of the war.

There were witnesses who alleged that the armed forces used cluster bombs in the last phase of the war. Some of the victims went on to claim that there was a genocidal process that had its climax in

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Mullivaikal but then added that they felt that the genocide has been on-going even after the end of the war in 2009.

The crimes committed by the LTTE were also mentioned by the attendees. Many victims spoke about about conscription and there were also accusations made that the LTTE used people as human shields, which the attendees viewed as war crimes.

Victims said that they felt that there was a systematic plan behind the onslaught by the GoSL, especially in Mullivaikal and during different stages of war.

Victims and family members felt that enforced disappearances were premeditated acts committed on a large scale against the Tamils. They felt that the enforced disappearances were not necessarily as a result of individual issues, but rather based on any given person’s ethnic identity as a Tamil. Enforced disappearances were wide spread across the North and East.

(ii) Enforced Disappearance

Enforced disappearances were widespread and systematic as expressed by the people in Vavuniya. They specifically named some of the perpetrators and the military camps that those perpetrators were living in. Most of the perpetrators appeared to be from the military intelligence unit. The two military camps that were mentioned most often were Joseph Camp and Tantrimalai Camp. These camps were infamous for abductions, arrests, torture, sexual abuse, and killing.

Though there were other mini-camps that were also involved in abduction, those minicamps were reported to be attached to the two main camps in the district. The relatives and families of the disappeared faced/face reprisals for pursuing the cause of seeking the truth of what happened to their forcibly disappeared loved ones. They too identified most of the perpetrators as either CIDs or from other intelligence groups within the military. Most of the family members who witnessed the abductions confirmed that the abductors were from the armed forces stating for example that the vehicles that the abductors used would enter military camps. However, when the families eventually inquired at those camps they were denied all the information about their abducted loved ones.

In fact, the families and relatives of the forcibly disappeared reported being threatened with torture and abduction if they pursued seeking the truth about the abducted.

(iii) Torture

People who were arrested based on suspicion of LTTE involvement by the police or armed forces were subjected to torture. The families of the disappeared reported having to undergo harassment and ill treatment. Victims who attended the consultations indirectly stated that upon their arrest they were tortured but hardly anyone talked about sexual torture or rape as the environment was not suitable to speak about it, in part due to the military presence.

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Rape and sexual violence were not reported during the consultations but that does not mean that rape and other forms of sexual violence did not happen. The environment was not conducive for victims to feel comfortable raising these violations as the victims are still forced to live with the perpetrators due to militarization. Rape, whether the victims are female or male, is still considered a taboo subject and has a social stigma attached to it which affects the lives of the victims who report such violations. There is also the fear of reprisal as most of the mothers who have female children want to safe guard their children.

It was reported that the young wives or mothers of the disappeared were asked for sexual favours for the release of their abducted or arrested loved ones.

(v) Socio-economic crimes

Most people spoke about their property loss. Many of their houses were destroyed at various stages of the war, or their furniture and other household things were looted when they had to flee their homes. Some of them reported multiple instances of destruction of property due to war.

Most of the victims, be it families and relatives of the disappeared, or others, or even people who were incarcerated in Menik farm had to bribe the military officials. Most of them paid large sums of money. There were others who were intermediaries for the armed forces who accepted bribes from the victims at different levels.

The land that was fertile for cultivation was encroached on or grabbed by the military and other groups. Thus, many victims lost the means for livelihood. The owners whose houses were occupied by the military were not paid rent or compensated in any form, and when the homes were returned, damage to the homes was not compensated.

The ex-cadres who were asked to work in the cultivation as part of the rehabilitation programme were not given any stipend. They said that this was an exploitation.

It was also brought to our attention by some of them after the meetings that the gold deposited in the Tamil Eelam Bank went missing. They feel that the gold was taken away by the GoSL after the war, in addition to the vehicles that we left behind. People claimed that the armed forces and the defence ministry staff are responsible to for having taken away the gold from those banks and having sold the vehicles or used the vehicles.

(vi) Discrimination in job

Discrimination in jobs and education continues to take place in the North and East. Since most of the victims were in the war zone, they could not enter universities, thus losing out on opportunities for

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white collar jobs unlike their colleagues in the South. Even many other employment opportunities are denied and most of the South-based companies who operate in the North and East bring in their employees from the south.

The ex-cadres who were promised employment opportunities are denied job opportunities for being part of the organisation that was banned by the GoSL.

(vii) Crimes by the LTTE

Some of the people who came also expressed about the crimes committed by the LTTE, especially conscription and preventing people from leaving the war zones. Most of the victims were not given a ‘permit’ to leave the war zone.

D. Trust-Building

Even after the end of war, the GoSL has not taken steps to build trust among the victims, and the GoSL continues to discriminate against the Tamils while pushing its agenda forward. The post-war national building project concentrated on consolidation of power and strengthening the unitary nation-state structure of Sri Lanka.

Some of them viewed the creation of the Northern Provincial Council as strengthening the unitary nation-state structure and consolidating power in the central government rather than power sharing and devolution of power.

Most of the people who attended the meeting expressed their disappointment with the new regime’s playing of its trump card (that the previous government would return to power if we were not strategic), which they viewed as a rhetoric discourse used as a means of escapism.

The victims said that the GoSL could have created trust and demonstrated its seriousness towards reconciliation by:

• Releasing private land occupied by the armed forces • Releasing political prisoners, especially those who were held without any charges • Releasing the names of those who surrendered to the armed forces as well as the forcibly disappeared • Removing the military apparatus from the North (demilitarisation) • Stopping Sinhala settlements • Preventing new Buddha statues and temples being erected in the North • Stopping military involvement in civil administration

Almost all of them expressed that the GoSL continues to deny the crimes perpetrated, including during the last phase of the war. The GoSL is using denial as a premeditated strategy to escape systemic crimes perpetrated by its armed forces. Acknowledging the crimes committed by the armed forces is the beginning of any efforts towards reconciliation. The present culture of denial takes the process nowhere.

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The victims also felt there was a culture of impunity. Victims mentioned that some of the perpetrators who were responsible for enforced disappearances continue to make their presence felt, even in the new regime, which the victims think could curtail the efforts on reconciliation. The victims expressed that the ending of the climate of impunity would be a sign by the GoSL in order to prove that it is honest about criminal justice.

The victims also expressed that they feel let down by the international community and the UN, not only during the war but even since the end of the war. The victims expressed their disappointment that the international community and the UN continue to support the new regime, in betrayal of the victims who continue to suffer at the hands of GoSL. Some of them even expressed the feeling that the international community was complicit in the crimes perpetrated during the last phase of war by providing technical assistance, selling arms and other military machinery.

E. Witness Protection

The people who attended stated that they would be glad to testify before a special court or truth commission provided that they are assured of justice being delivered.

They also mentioned that protection is needed by an independent body separate from the police and armed forces as the latter were/are the perpetrators. They suggested that the independent protection body should consist of credible people from the OHCHR and other human rights organisations. People also stated that the independent body must ensure protection for people who come to testify for as long as they required, as people have fears about future regime changes based on their past experiences and fear later reprisals if protection is not available for longer periods of time. They also spoke about the need to implement the witness protection law though they made clear that they don’t have trust in the local system.

VI. SUBMISSIONS REGARDING TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE (TJ) MECHANISM

The GoSL proposed four transitional justice mechanisms based on the four pillars of transitional justice as follows:

1. Judicial mechanism with a Special Court 2. Office of Missing Persons 3. Truth, Justice, Reconciliation and Non-Recurrence commission 4. Office of Reparations

The participants categorically insisted that for any of the transitional justice mechanisms to be successful, victims need to be at their center. The process of constructing the mechanisms has to be a victim-centric approach and it has to be decentralised.

Victims brought up the fact that the whole transitional justice process came into being due to the crimes committed during the last phase of war and the victims of that last phase of the war were

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predominantly Tamils. Thus, having the other communities take advantage of the transitional justice mechanisms and leave out the Tamils victims is not acceptable.

Victims expressed frustration with Colombo-based civil society and NGOs, stating that they have no legitimacy over the mechanisms. Victims challenged their legitimacy stating that no one can have a monopoly over the transitional justice mechanisms.

The victims also emphasised that the state has to take responsibility for the crimes committed and the state cannot evade its responsibility.

A. Temporal Mandate

The attendees suggested that the temporal mandate for the mechanism being established should start from independence and continue through to the present day. The people, who claimed that the crimes committed against Tamils since independence amount to genocide, want a full investigation from the time of independence.

B. Amnesties

Almost all of the attendees at the consultations stated that there could not be any amnesties awarded for any perpetrators, even on the basis of confession of truth. They all categorically denied the notion of amnesties being awarded to persons found guilty of systemic crimes. They stated that perpetrators deserve to be punished as per international human rights and international humanitarian law. In that same vein, they also expressed that elements of international human rights and humanitarian law need to be incorporated into the domestic judicial system.

People felt that forgiveness is not a choice for the crimes committed by the State and its stake holders, especially for systemic crimes and for other crimes such as rape, sexual violations, enforced disappearance and torture. The perpetrators need to be investigated for violations of international human rights and humanitarian law and need to be punished if found guilty.

C. Women’s Participation

The victims insisted that women needed to be represented adequately in all of the mechanisms proposed, and that those women should come mainly from the victims’ community and from the organisations that are working with victims. They felt that there are issues that are pertinent to women that should be wholly managed by the women themselves, especially sexual violence committed against women.

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D. Representation in the Mechanism and Offices

The victims emphasised that any mechanism to deal with the past should reflect representation of victims, as they feel that the GoSL has a tradition of establishing commissions or mechanisms headed by the victors who are Sinhalese and who they felt would certainly protect their colleagues who were the perpetrators. Therefore, the victims want to ensure that representation from the victims is reflected well and the mechanisms include either international experts and/or Tamils who have credibility in working with the victims.

E. Officials to be appointed

The victims described that the officers to be appointed to any transitional justice position set up by the GoSL, especially dealing with issues that are pertinent to Tamils, need to be appointed by the victims via a public vetting process. The GoSL cannot appoint alone without transparency, as victims fear that the GoSL will appoint its own people who would protect the GoSL as it did in the past.

F. Acknowledgement

Attendees to the consultations stated that the GoSL should acknowledge the crimes committed, including during the last phase of war, instead of using ‘denial’ as a mechanism to evade its responsibilities. For any efforts on reconciliation, acknowledgement is essential. The GoSL continues to maintain the ‘humanitarian operation’ discourse to deny the grave violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law committed.

The victims also stated that even the UN and the international community need to acknowledge their failure to protect the Tamils during the last phase of war as they felt that they were let down by everyone. Acknowledgement of failure from the UN and the international community should also lead to pressurizing the GoSL to commit itself to accountability.

G. Monitoring body

The victims also suggested there has to be an independent body that monitors the transitional justice processes in order to ensure that the process meets international standards, remains transparent and credible, and that the GoSL remains committed to the process.

The monitoring body should consist of international experts in whom the victims have confidence with the help of OHCHR.

H. Truth Commissions

Victims expressed a willingness to testify before a truth commission if the truth commission is linked to the special court that works on criminal prosecutions. Seeking the truth should lead to criminal

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justice and there cannot be any disconnect between the different mechanisms, rather they must be clearly interlinked.

Attendees also expressed that enforced disappearances remain a crucial issue as almost all families and relatives of loved ones who were disappeared, expressed that they would like to know the truth of what happened to their loved ones and would also like to know what has been done to them. Families expressed that this has to be followed by criminal justice, as the families and relatives of the forcibly disappeared feel that their loved ones are/were innocent. They would like to see the perpetrators being punished for crimes committed, as enforced disappearances were a crime that was premeditated and executed with the full knowledge of the GoSl.

The victims also confessed that they would like to know the truth of why grave violations were committed during the last phase of the war and the whole world should know the violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law that were perpetrated as the GoSL denied access to media and still maintains a policy that ‘zero casualties’ occurred during the war. The GoSL should also expose the nature of the crimes committed. Even the other communities in Sri Lanka should know the nature of crimes perpetrated by the state as the other communities know only one side of the story told via state media that was controlled by the then GoSL.

As said in the introduction, the truth commission should consist of international experts and Tamils in whom the Tamil victims’ communities have trust. Though Tamils exclusively advocated for an international accountability mechanism, at the suggestion of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Al Hussein, Tamils agreed to accept the hybrid mechanism.

I. Justice

As stated previously, victims stated that their demand for justice should not be perceived as taking revenge, but rather as an attempt to combat the climate of impunity that has been in Sri Lanka for decades and as a preventive measure so that the victims can be assured that the crimes perpetrated never occur again.

The majority of victims proposed an international mechanism as the domestic mechanism had failed to render justice for Tamils for the violations perpetrated by the state. The state protected the perpetrators in the past and the perpetrators continue to commit violations.

The vast majority of the victims insisted that the perpetrators need to be prosecuted and punished and they categorically denied amnesty being awarded to perpetrators. They also suggested that justice be viewed collectively as something for Tamil people as a whole, rather than for themselves or their immediate families individually.

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Most of them prioritised the collective aspect of justice – looking to justice as being delivered to Tamils based on their identity given that they were made to suffer based on their identity. Attendees felt that Tamil victims suffered not only as individuals, but also as a collective group which came out via different pogroms and was the underlying cause as to why Tamils took up arms.

Attendees felt that systemic crimes need to be looked into which is why most of them viewed justice collectively. As most of them had the experience of having been through the war and suffered due to the collective idealism not due to personal interest. The motivating factor was the collective ideology that they were convinced of due to decades of oppression by the GoSL post-independence.

Many of them mentioned that the genocide took place based on the identity of Tamils and the GoSL wanted to annihilate the Tamil population. For some people therefore, they stated that justice means recognising the right to self-determination. They also fear the recurrence of human rights violations.

J. Enforced Disappearances

Most of the families and relatives of the forcibly disappeared articulated that they would like to know the truth about their loves ones. Knowing the truth should lead to justice. They would like to see their perpetrators being punished so that enforced disappearances never happen again. The GoSL should acknowledge that enforced disappearance is a crime and the families and relatives are also victims of the crime. Since the OMP is already set up, most of them expressed that there has to be a separate unit that deals with enforced disappearance as there is no one who went missing in the North and East. Victims also stated that the ratification of the Convention on Enforced Disappearances should happen with retroactive effect which allows past crimes to be investigated.

Speaking about the OMP victims also said that it is not victim centric and it has to be made victim centric. They mentioned that tracing in the OMP should be linked to criminal prosecutions. Since the OMP comes out of the transitional justice process then the priority should be given to Tamil victims.

The families and relatives of the disappeared who are also victims expressed that they would not like to receive any compensation until they get to hear about their loved ones but when asked further they said that they would like to receive interim humanitarian assistance until a decision is given to them. Reparation programmes need to be set up after the prosecution.

K. Reparations

Most of the people who attended said that they would not like to receive reparations but when asked further, most of the young women and older women said they would like to receive reparations.

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They also made a clear distinction between the right to development and reparations stating that development is not a programme of reparations. However, development and a programme of reparations can be done simultaneously.

Reparations must also go beyond just lost property, but also include those who suffered injuries that need medical treatment. All those who lost their limbs need special attention. There has to be a programme to address PTSD. In particular, women and children need more attention with regard to psycho-social support and PTSD.

Torture survivors need a separate programme as do victims of rape and of sexual violations, whose condition is a grave concern. Families headed by women are also another area of concern.

Armed forces who occupy private property illegally should release them and restitution should be provided to those families.

L. Memorialisation

Since the end of war the victims have not been allowed to mourn their dead ones while the GoSL has celebrated victory in the country at the cost of Tamils.

Most of the attendees said that they could not have the funeral rites of their loved ones who were killed during the war done in the proper way as even now, there is a lot harassment and people who would like to have their religious rituals performed for their dead ones receive warnings and threats during the month of May.

Most of the victims also expressed that in the North victory monuments have been erected by the armed forces, and these monuments deprive the victims of the ability to tell and share their own stories. The victory monuments erected by the armed forces need to be demolished said most of the victims. Instead, victims stated that there should be a museum built for the victims of war. There has to be a day, preferably May 18, that has to be declared as a remembrance day for those who died in the war.

Victims also added that the destroyed LTTE cemeteries need to be built again.

M. Guarantees of Non-recurrence

To ensure non-recurrence, the root cause of the problem needs to be addressed. Without addressing the root cause of the problem, any solution will be problematic. In order to do this there is a history of the ethnic problem that needs to be looked into. The evolution of the history of the problem is essential in terms of non-recurrence as the ethnic problem did not erupt suddenly.

Deconstruction of the ideology behind the unitary nation-state structure is pivotal for reconciliation. Victims feel that the GoSL cannot maintain the same discourse proposing a unitary nation-state structure, when Tamil communities have made clear they disagree with the model. The GoSL has to

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go for another of model of democracy which is federal where the Tamils’ right to self-determination has to be respected.

People also shared their opinions about institutional reform and security sector reform which are very much needed.

They stated that a political solution that would solve the decades long problem is based on the right to self-determination.

VII. RECOMMENDATIONS FROM VAVUNIYA ZTF

Based on the above submissions made during the Vavuniya ZTF’s consultations, the ZTF put forwards the following general recommendations which it encourages the CTF to consider and adopt:

1. The following need to be done by the GoSL in order to develop a conducive environment needed in order to begin any process on accountability and reconciliation so that victims can actively be a part of the process without being intimidated: a. Demilitarisation of the North-East; b. Stop on-going human rights violations; c. Ensure the military stops intimidating, harassing and threatening people in the North- East and allows organizations and individuals to work in unobstructed fashion with the victims; and d. Put in place a credible and effective witness protection mechanism.

2. It is essential that the GoSL builds trust in the population of the North-East and should do so in the following ways: a. Make an express statement of its political will and commitment to TJ process.; b. Releasing the land occupied by the armed forces; c. Releasing the list of the names of those held in custody; d. Releasing all those who are detained without any charges under the PTA and releasing the names of those held incommunicado if any; and e. Stop State-sponsored Sinhala-Buddhisization of traditionally Tamil land.

3. Gender sensitivity needs to be addressed and the TJ mechanisms should strive to achieve gender parity in all committees, units and bodies.

4. There has to be a victim and witness protection body devoid of existing Sri Lankan police and armed forces consisting of UN and other officials that has credibility to ensure protection for victim for as long as it is necessary.

5. There should be a monitoring body for the TJ mechanisms consisting of UN officials that needs to ensure that the process is victim-centric.

6. There has to be a permanent office of the OHCHR that is involved in the process of TJ.

7. There should be no amnesties given for grave violations of international humanitarian law or human rights law.

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8. There should be no further statements by the GoSL backtracking from the resolution that is co- sponsored in September 2015. The Government should reaffirm its commitment to the September 2015 resolution in whole.

9. All of the mechanisms set up should consist of a majority of foreign officials. The appointment of these foreign officials cannot be left to the Sri Lankan Government or its institutions including the Constitutional Council. The Sri Lankan Government should enter into an agreement with the OHCHR/ UNSG so that these appointments are made by the UNSG on the recommendation of the OHCHR. All appointments whether local or foreign should be made after a vetting process involving the victim community.

10. All aspects of Transitional Justice should be given equal weight. The criminal justice component cannot be side lined given its importance in guaranteeing non-recurrence and tackling impunity.

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Consultation Task Force on Reconciliation Mechanisms General Report of the Zonal Task Force- Western Province Incorporated Reports on Public Meetings and Focus Group Discussions

INTRODUCTION The Consultation Task Force on Reconciliation Mechanisms appointed by the Prime Minister on the 26th of January 2016, is mandated with consulting members of the public on the processes and mechanisms for reconciliation in Sri Lanka to seek truth and justice, ensure accountability for human rights violations and provide measures for redress.

The Government has indicated that it is considering the following mechanisms to achieve this: · An Office of Missing Persons · A Truth, Justice, Reconciliation and Non-Recurrence Commission · A Judicial Mechanism with a Special Counsel · An Office of Reparations The Consultation Task Force on Reconciliation Mechanisms (CTF) has appointed member of the Zonal Consultation Task Force on Reconciliation Mechanisms (ZTF) for Western Province The Western Province Zonal Task Force (WPZTF) consisted of seven members, appointed by the Consultations Task Force for Reconciliation Mechanisms (CTF) on a letter dated 31st May, 2016 with a mandate to undertake public consultations on reconciliation mechanisms proposed by the government as well as solicit any other proposals from the public in the Western Province. The ZTF was chaired by lawyer and human rights advocate Sudarshana Gunawardene and had as members, Dr. Selvy Thiruchandran, Ms. Kumudini Samuel, Mr. Hilmy Ahamed, Ms. Chamila Thushari, Ms. Kuhanithi Kuhanesan, Mr. J.B.C.K. Jayasekera. The WPZTF conducted four public hearings in the course of its sittings, two in Colombo, one in Ja-Ela and one in Kalutara. It also conducted 07 Focus Group Discussions (FGD). The sittings and hearings spanned the period 27 July to 2 September 2016. all Zonal Task Force members went through a 3 day orientation programme organized by the CTF from 5th- 7th June 2016 at the Riverdale Hotel, Kandy. Following this they in consultation with members of the CTF identified specific areas of interest relevant to the Western Province that required special attention and decided to hold Focussed Group Discussions (FGDs) in those areas. These included persons affected by the July 1983 violence in the Western Province, families of the disappeared in the Western Province, marginalized and sexual minority groups of the LGBTQI community and women. A FGD each was also held with members of the Eelam People’s Democractic Party (EPDP) (on their request), in Colombo and with Buddhist clergy and laity (on their request) in Kalutara. The WPZTF also conducted four public hearings in the Province. Two of these were in Colombo at the Mahaweli Centre Auditorium of the Ministry of Mahaweli Development in Colombo 7 on 01st August and at the Colombo District Secretariat Auditorium, Colombo 5 on 15th August. Two others were held in the District Secretariat. Public hearing for Gampaha district was held on 02nd August at the Ja-Ela Divisional Secretariat Auditorium. Public hearing for Kalutara district was held on 03rd August at the District Secretariat Auditorium in Kalutara. The WPZTF commenced its work with the media briefing in Colombo at the Sri Lanka Press Institute, Colombo 05. This resulted in some media publicity for the work of the WPZTF and the dissemination of information about the dates of public sittings. The WPZTF also met with the Government Agent/ District Secretary Colombo, Mr. Sunil Kannagara, the Government Agent/ District Secretary Kalutara, Mr. U. D. C. Jayalal and the Government Agent/ District Secretary, Gampaha, Mr. J. J. Rathnasiri to solicit their support and assistance for the process. The Government Agents/ District Secretaries of Colombo Gampaha and Kalutara extended their support to the WPZTF and we accepted the offer of using their premises for our hearings. We did not use the Gampaha D/S

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premises but decided that our sittings targeting the public of the Gampaha district should be held in Ja-ela. These sittings were therefore conducted at the Ja-Ela Divisional Secretariat. We received critical and very welcome support from the DS Kalutara who gave our sittings prior publicity throughout the Kalutara district through the good offices of his staff and also opened the public hearing in Kalutara. We thank all these officials for their support and assistance. Publicity was also given to the sittings through our contacts in civil society, Trade Unions and Professional Organisations. Members of the WPZTF also personally contacted special interest groups and victim groups to request their presence at the pubic sittings and the FGDs.

All our sittings were conducted peacefully and respectfully with an openness to hear diverse opinions and points of view. At the public sittings in Kalutara, the WPZTF was told that insufficient notice had been received by the Buddhist clergy and laity in the District and the scheduled sittings should be postponed for another day that assure the broader participation. However after a patient hearing, the WPZTF requested the Buddhist monks present to propose another date for a more focused discussion with a wider group of persons who WPZTF suggested they should bring together. This was arranged a month after the initial meeting. The Kalutara public hearing continued once the Buddhist clergy had left the premises, with the WPZTF, the Buddhist clergy and those present agreeing that the scheduled public hearings should go on, to hear representations from those who stayed on. Participants who came before the ZTF at public meetings represented a cross section of people. Buddhist monks, Catholic clergy, Journalists, Lawyers, Retired Public Servants, Civil Society Representatives, Researchers, Family Members of the Disappeared, Victims of Torture, Victims of Political Victimization, University Lecturers and public in general were participated. Full list of participants and attached as annex-1 A number of persons welcomed the consultation process and the initiatives that were being taken to build reconciliation among the diverse communities – ethnic, religious, and other in the country. Some groups that came before the WPZTF said they had district wide discussions on the proposed mechanisms and represented a cross section of opinion. However many of those coming before the WPZTF said there was insufficient information on the consultative process and the role and work of the Consultations Task Force on Reconciliation Mechanisms among the public; that any information available was information CSOs had obtained and passed on. They all expressed dissatisfaction that the State had not given this process sufficient publicity or attempted to encourage better and inclusive participation. A seasoned human rights activist noted that there has to be an official policy on transitional justice that could be made public, saying, “We can’t be merely depend on statements made by the President, the Prime Minister or the Minister of Foreign Affairs.” Many persons stressed that the transitional justice and reconciliation process must be owned by the state and the government. It must be promoted publicly by the President and the Prime Minister, not merely by civil society or by representatives of civil society assisting the government in consultative processes such as the CTF or the ZTFs. Speaking specifically about the CTF, an activist noted that there was neither clear understanding nor any attempt to create awareness about the role and scope of the CTF and the ZTFs. Some of the participants were very disappointed that the hearings took place within a very tight time frame and suggested that CSOs and state officials together could have developed a much more effective publicity and information sharing process before formal hearings commenced. CSOs who had tried to give the process some publicity felt they needed to provide detailed information to potential participants and realized they did not have sufficient information, or capacity to reach a wide public. Others such as a group of Buddhist monks and laity who came to the first public hearing at Kalutara and who expressed their grave dissatisfaction at the lack of sufficient notice and information, requested more time for preparation and another date for a hearing which the WPZTF willingly acceded to. Others while expressing their faith in the bona fides of the President and the Prime Minister noted that there were many Parliamentarians who are not suited for the task of leading a reconciliation process. They felt the process must be guarded from political opportunism and suggested that a joint CSO and state engaged process would be the most effective. There was praise for the CTF on Reconciliation Mechanisms with some persons applauding its decision to establish Zonal and District Task Forces for purposes of wider consultation. It was felt that this regional outreach will also help the process of reconciliation and that a range of diverse and

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important recommendations and ideas emerged because the process opened up to the periphery and was not limited to political and intellectual elites.

The inadequacy of information resulted in a number of persons, members of families of the disappeared in particular, coming before the WPZTF to make personal testimonies in the belief that the CTF could provide them with answers. Others treated the WPZTF like a commission and presented grievances ranging from political victimisation (politically motivated extrajudicial executions) to hate speech (against the Muslim community) and discrimination in service provision (use of Sinhala only at the Cancer hospital in Maharagama resulting in Tamil speaking patients not knowing what to expect and unable to make their needs understood). Members of the WPZTF had to constantly explain the nature of their mandate and focus the discussions at all its sittings. Extending their concerns beyond the mandate of the ZTF some persons were concerned that they did not know that the timeframe of the CTF was and how its consultations and recommendations would be taken into account in the design of the various reconciliation mechanisms proposed.

We were impressed that a number of individuals who came before the ZTF had done so on very short notice, often on hearing about sittings over the radio. One participant, travelling on the Colombo- Negombo road heard about the public sittings at Ja-Ela and immediately got off a bus to come to the District Secretariat, just before we concluded sittings for the day.

Some persons coming before the WPZTF felt that the country was now at peace and ethnic communities were reconciled. However they had very little understanding of the need to respect the identity and rights of other communities. Others felt that reconciliation was an issue only relevant to the north and east of the country since these were the areas directly affect by and recovering from the war. Some felt that reconciliation had to come from the Tamil community.

However the vast majority of persons making submissions strongly emphasized the need to build relationships that were broken, understand the harm done to each community, particularly the Tamil and Muslim communities, accept the violation of rights, seek truth, justice and above all build trust, respect and reconciliation based on the acceptance of the right of persons from all communities to live as full and equal citizens of Sri Lanka without discrimination, marginalisation or the privileging of one ethnic or religious group over the other.

It was also stated that we have to make sure we address the grievances of all communities if we are to move forward. There were some people who felt the Sinhalese have suffered injustice and continue to be targeted while others felt the same about the Tamils and the Muslims. Still other communities such as the LGBTQI spoke of continued discrimination and marginalization.

Critically, reconciliation was seen as a re-design of relationships between individuals, between communities, between individuals and communities, between individuals and the state, and between communities and the state. Some persons felt that every one of us has been victimized in some way by the armed conflict; it damaged relationships between communities and individuals; it destroyed life; it damaged the economic, cultural and social fabric. Others stressed the fact that war and militarisation made us insecure. It visited violence upon us, including sexual violence. We were violated - men, women, children, people of different gender identity, transgender individuals. We survived the years of violence and we must all come together to build relationships and reconciliation. It was felt that even as we build institutions for reconciliation we need to build relationships that are broken. Building institutions and mechanisms by themselves was not seen as sufficient. Those who had not suffered direct violence yet stated that “We are all survivors of the war because we all suffered due to the breakdown in relationships between us” and the need to rebuild relationships was stressed.

Some persons felt that it was imperative all Sri Lankans are able to speak in their mother tongue, to practice their different religions and cultures. Some Sinhala Buddhists stressed that that they can’t be held ransom to the exigencies of Sinhala or Buddhist supremacy. They noted that they have nurtured

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politicized religion. “We need to move away from this and begin a process of reconciliation. We can’t continue to privilege one religion over the others for political gain. Our political leaders must stand firm on this and not vacillate. “ they have noted.

Some persons felt that reconciliation could not be bound by pressure from the international community, the threat of economic sanctions, etc. Still others felt that it was important to bring in a gender perspective into the reconciliation process. Gender they noted was an important aspect of reconciliation. “All of us have gender identities, maybe we identify as male or female or transgender or inter sex. We also have sexual orientations that are different. We need to take into consideration the intersectionality of identities as well as the intersectionality of rights when we speak of reconciliation.” one participant noted.

ATTITUDINAL CHANGE - Education It was felt that a new narrative for the nation must be created and that the current moment of political change made this possible. A re-visioning of history was called for and it was felt that a balanced history had to include excluded groups and narratives, a means of understanding the past and reconciliation. The role of education and the media was highlighted for this purpose.

There were representations with regard to the restructuring of education, improving of education infrastructure and the ideological role of education and educational institutions in building reconciliation. It was felt that the education system and education reform could help deal with the tensions and widespread distrust among communities. A re-presentation of history that debunks assumptions and myths and that is inclusive and highlights and promotes tolerance, reconciliation and nonviolence was suggested. It was also felt that the teaching of a critical history must also bring about a willingness to question simplistic interpretations of it. It was proposed that education, particularly history education must be designed towards achieving long term reconciliation and be multi-generational in its scope and methodology. It was felt that the promotion of reconciliation through education would help children and young people deal with the effects of growing up in a militarized, racially biased, heteronormative society and economy.

It was felt that the education system and the teaching of an inclusive history would contribute to building trust between ethnic and religious communities. It was suggested that history be both re- written and re-taught in creative ways should schools, higher learning institutions and through the media. School and university exchange programmes between students was proposed as was the learning of each other’s languages, culture, art forms, etc. Common programmes of study were proposed such as International Relations, so that students could learn from experiences across the world. Sports and the Arts were proposed as common activities together with inter-school and inter- university exchange visits.

Representations were made to us that Muslim children often found it difficult to gain admission to Sinhala schools. Some Muslims observed that they did not mind sending their children to either Sinhala or Tamil language schools but they asked if certain cultural practices such as the worship of teachers not be imposed on them. Many submissions called for the teaching of all three languages in schools with adequately qualified teachers. Some also called for the teaching of the fundamentals of world religions in schools, while students are also provided with the opportunity to study their own religion in depth. Both Sinhala and Tamil language schools it was reiterated should offer instruction in all religions so that no student would be compelled to study a religion not of their choice. Some Muslims and Tamils noted that they went to Sinhala language schools when they lived in a majority Sinhala area but asked that they be given the opportunity to be instructed in their own religion and have the opportunity to offer Tamil as a first or second language with good teachers. It was also felt that since Sinhala language was more privileged, some Muslims in the Western Province preferred to study in Sinhala but continued to face discrimination in the admission process and that such opportunities must be made available to all equally and would be conducive to foster reconciliation.

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- Media A number of media personnel came before the WPZTF and a number of others commented on the media. They said the media was heavily ethnicized and politicized and as a result media reportage was rife with bias and misreporting and it was felt that the media had no ethics, working sometimes to actually disunite people. For instance they said the Sinhala media reports the same incident with a different slant than does the Tamil media and vice versa. There was also the withholding of information, often information that could contribute to reconciliation, understanding and tolerance. What gets highlighted is the misperceptions that prevail which lead to conflict. It was felt that we need balanced media reportage as well as factual and neutral reportage. But unfortunately we are saddled with a partisan media and have to deal with the adverse consequences that this entails including its serious impediment to reconciliation.

We had representations from senior journalists who supported reconciliations and spoke of the need for credible information. Some of them had served in Tamil areas and they were of the opinion that going back to history and myth and trying to invent a future through that was of no purpose. One of them felt that racism and religious extremism is the result of ethnic and religious ghettoization of communities.

A senior media personality spoke about how he worked in the Vavuniya community radio and how he broadcast programmes that could be enjoyed by the majority community in the area and how he translated Sinhala songs into Tamil and played them on the service. He said cultural activists and artistes could do far more than politicians to promote reconciliation through the arts than through politics. It was strongly recommended that the media must be used as a tool or mechanism to build reconciliation, instead of an impediment. But it was felt that this work cannot be limited to special channels since if that happens it will be seen to be a state sponsored biased intervention; that reconciliation is only a project of the state. It was suggested that independent intellectuals can be tasked to create a discourse in the media and a proper media strategy developed for this purpose so that the ideology of reconciliation is not subverted by biased religious, ethnic and politicized discourse.

Culture and the Arts

A number of cultural activists made presentations before the WPZTF speaking of the need to be able to both express and enjoy one’s culture and cultural persuasions and the importance of this in a process of reconciliation. Some expressed the need to separate art from culture expressing the opinion that culture is often framed in terms of religion and conservative ideas and ideologies. It was proposed that culture must not be allowed to interfere with reconciliation and that a mechanism must be created to promote the arts instead. This would allow for the arts and artistic expression of all ethnic groups without the burden of culture. There must be more openness to let artistic expression and practice flourish and more spaces must be created for this purpose, both in Colombo and out of Colombo. Art could be used as a tool of reconciliation without the impediments of culture, which has been appropriated by regressive institutions and conservative ideas. It was emphasized that the arts allowed for critical expression. We have to think creatively of alternative expression and how to use alternative spaces. It was proposed that an alternative mechanism for reconciliation could structure this in two ways – to seek alternate forms of the practice of the arts as well as to identify artistes who practice alternate forms of the arts. The reconciliation process must seek to re-awaken artistes to allow them to express themselves. It was felt that we only have a small window of opportunity, for instance to express memory and ensure remembrance of the past. This is a time when memory of the past is being systematically erased. We saw this happen during the time of the last regime. It started with the beautification of our cityscapes, with big development projects. This continues to-date. The fear to express critical thought or to create the space for critical thought continues in many spaces, in particular within the media, within the bureaucracy. There were examples shared of work with young artistes across conflict affected areas and their need to express their experiences of the war and to keep the memory of those experiences alive. It was suggested that the memory of the past had to be kept alive and that reconciliation could not just be limited to artificially imposed laws or

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structures. The state must identify cultural activists across all communities who can work creatively to bring about reconciliation.

Many Sinhala representations spoke of having visited Jaffna and seeing the pain and suffering still very apparent despite the new developments such as the construction of roads. That people were not consulted or included, that their views were not sought and something alien was been imposed on them. We need cultural tools to deal with this. Popular Films are one medium. Also the development process must be designed in a way that it brings benefits to the people of those areas. We must have a means to involve all these people in the development process, in the new industries such as the construction industry.

It was felt that culture and the arts can play an important role in reconciliation processes and we have an important task to perform in relation to art and culture. The language people identify with, their lifestyles, aspirations, conventions, traditions, these are all sometimes in tension. We don’t share our cultural histories, identities, performances. We don’t teach Kandyan dance in universities of the North and East. We in the south don’t know the theatre traditions of the East or the North. We don’t perform together. In the past we worked together across ethnic divides, but that happened organically not because we wanted to reconcile as communities. We need a broad based mechanism to incorporate culture and the arts into the reconciliation process. The mere performance of multi ethnic theatre will not bring about reconciliation. We have 134 cultural centres throughout the country. We can use them to build reconciliation. However no one working in these centres have any perception about reconciliation. So we need a cultural policy that incorporates reconcilaiton. There has to be a plan to implement this policy it has to be a long term process. This has to go together with education it has to go together with attitudinal change among all citizens. Our education system is divided on lines of ethnicity and religion.

POLITICAL AND LEGAL REFORM - Constitutional Reform Some representations emphasized the importance of the Constitution making process that was taking place parallel to the reconciliation mechanisms hearings. They felt that a new Constitution that deepens democracy and entrenches constitutional safeguards for all communities without discrimination, including the resolution of the vexed question of power sharing was essential for long term reconciliation. It was felt we must have a good constitutional and legal framework to make reconciliation a reality. If we cannot guarantee equality in the constitution we will continue to have politicians, bureaucrats and law enforcement agencies engaged in discriminatory practices against minority ethnic and religious groups. Some opinions expressed related to the need for a secular state; others called for constitutional protections for all religions as a fundamental requisite for achieving religious reconciliation. Almost all submissions dealing with religious strife, averred the need to depoliticize religion and the way religion was used politically by politicians, state officials and law enforcement officials. Many emphasized the fact that religion was a personal matter and should not play any special role in the functions of the state. A number of people, Sinhala and Tamil expressed concern at the proliferation of Buddhist statues and temples in the north and the role of the state, particularly the military in this ongoing politicized and ethicized project. In addition they also pointed out the role of the state administration and special provisions allocated to Buddhism which they felt were causing much harm to reconciliation. They felt that such artificial symbols of religiosity were incongruous and places and spaces of religious worship should evolve organically as a response to community need rather than imposed from above. Many people discussed the rise of religious intolerance and in particular the attacks on Muslim and Christian places of worship and hate speech against the Muslim community. The destruction of religious places of worship was raised by Buddhists as well. Some proposed the safeguard of religious freedom through constitutional guarantees as well as the inclusion of provisions that would protect and prevent the destruction of places of worship while ensuring that no religious group or institution violated the rights of any other religious group. Some asked how do we negotiate with different identities, identity groups whilst maintaining our autonomy. How would Sinhala Buddist identity groups negotiate with other religious identity

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groups so that the rights of both groups are respected. Some groups spoke about the need to build inter-faith reconciliation while some others cautioned against the possible opportunism if the attempts were not genuine and evolve organically. - Legal Reform – PTA A number of submissions proposed the repeal of the PTA and asked that cases where investigation or indictment under the PTA be expedited. They also proposed that the Convention of the Elimination of Enforced Disappearances be brought into domestic law and that enforced disappearances be made a criminal offence.

DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS: A representation dealt with militarization in the post 2009 context of the governance of Colombo and particularly evictions in Colombo. They brought the issues to the WPZTF because of the way the processes that were used, the way the institutions were influenced and the outcomes essentially reflected that this process was really war by other means. They noted hence that the harms that resulted from these processes and addressing those harms, are relevant to a discussion on reconciliation and transitional justice more generally. In illustration it was noted that in 2010, the Urban Development Authority was brought under the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Defence and Urban Development was created. The first evictions carried out by this Ministry were those of Mews Street in May 2010, of 33 families living in 17, all of whom had title deeds. What followed in the next 4 years was widespread evictions of communities in Colombo, mainly of those who occupied commercially valuable property. There was a complete lack of due process, no justice from the court system, threats and harassment by the military tasked with clearing the communities. These communities were relocated to UDA built rise apartments in North Colombo where today they face serious issues of debt, decrease in quality of life, negative effects on livelihood and schooling, lack of security, disconnect from their built environment and high desire to move etc. It was noted that it is critical that any transitional justice mechanism also incorporates the experience of the working class poor in post war Sri Lanka and communities find justice. It was felt that an official record of their individual experiences must be made, a mechanism to provide relief for the injustice they face as a result of their experiences, including lack of compensation for their prior home and land are some of the recommendations moving forward. This was proposed because it was felt that the blueprint for the eviction program in Colombo was laid by what happened in the North in many ways, because Military officers with the UDA and the Ministry were officers who were engaged in similar processes of relocation and resettlement in North and they did something similar in Colombo. So the denial of full citizenship, to the working poor of Colombo, including the denial of due process that characterizes all of this development is also a fundamental question. Acknowledging the truth of what happened in Colombo not as something that is different and isolated from what was happening in the post war North and East, but in fact, was a continuation was stressed. And then subsequently the harms that accrue from them which are of many kinds must be redressed.

A number of submissions from Colombo spoke about the adverse effects of development and city beatification on ethnic communities with evictions affecting poor neighbourhoods and ethicised neighbourhoods disproportionately. Shelter and a place of residence must be a fundamental right. The right not to be evicted from your home must be a right that is guaranteed by the constitutions. Evictions affect poor communities in urban areas disproportionately. These communities are often made up of marginalized groups and these groups are sometimes ethnically marked. For instance the majority of families evicted from Slave Island, which is prime land in Colombo, were the Muslim poor who were resident in the area for generations. Other communities, for instance, a significant number of Tamils settled in the Kirulapone area during the heyday of the Wellawatte Spinning and Weaving Mill are now threatened with eviction. The rationale for such evictions is the misconceived prejudice that these communities are too crowded and prey to social ills – from drug use to sex work to prostitution. The root causes of some of these issues are of course poverty due to marginalisation and the lack of resources and social security. Reconciliation has to address issues not only of political marginalisation but also of socio economic and cultural marginalisation and discrimination.

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PROPOSED MECHANISMS

1. Office of Missing Persons (OMP)

The WPZTF received some representations expressing dissatisfaction and disappointment in the hurried manner in which the OMP legislation was approved before the consultation process on reconciliation mechanisms was concluded and its report made public. They commented on the legislation creating the OMP highlighting shortcomings and proposing measures to strengthen its implementation.

Some representations welcomed the legislation saying it reflected the bona fides of the government emphasizing however that the government must be clear about the timeframe within which it was going to establish the other proposed mechanisms on truth seeking and reparations. They called for a more transparent and inclusive process and for the dissemination of accurate information through the media and other sources, while suggesting that all these processes should be expedited and that legislation should be in place at least by December 2016.

It was also stressed that the OMP by itself could not resolve all the complexities of disappearances and had to work in tandem with the other proposed mechanisms. There was also a call for the OMP to be open ended in relation to the timeframe with regard to disappearances it would investigate, suggesting that these include victims of the 1971 JVP insurrection and periods of violence thereafter from the enactment of the PTA in 1979 to the JVP/State terror of 1987/1989 period and beyond, including the years of war. It was also emphasized that disappearances perpetrated by both state and non-state actors be investigated. It was reiterated that the OMP should first take into consideration and evaluate all information provided to all past Commissions of Inquiry before fresh information is sought.

It was noted that the legislation creating the OMP paid insufficient attention to the gendered nature of enforced and involuntary disappearances with particular reference to the fact that the vast majority of truth seekers who will come before the OMP with testimonies of disappearances would be women. It was therefore recommended that the OMP is mandated to put in place gender sensitive policies and guidelines. It was suggested that the OMP and its staff, should be independent and be persons with experience and its composition should reflect an equitable gender and ethnic balance. It should also include victims/survivors and family members of the disappeared as well as the missing in action.

It was considered mandatory to provide persons coming before the OMP with information on the progress of investigations; where required psychosocial, economic and care support must be available to everyone taking into consideration gendered, socio-economic and community needs. Special facilities such as child care, services for elders and the disabled and security for marginalized groups such as women and LGBTI communities should be provided. Such support should be provided right through the process. Security it was stressed should be a high priority and all information had to be handled sensitively and confidentially where required and shared confidentially with the other mechanisms set up to ensure transitional justice. Security for persons coming before the OMP must be guaranteed and a special request was made for the establishment of regional offices of the OMP. Emphasis was also placed on the need for careful and appropriate training for all officers and staff of the OMP on enforced disappearances, empathy, including the provision of psychosocial services on a regular basis.

2. Office of Reparations

Reparations were discussed in a number of ways. It was noted that Presidential Commissions of Inquiry of the Past has paid compensation for loss of life or for disappearances when the families accepted that the person disappeared was believed to be dead. People noted the unevenness of this

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monetary compensation and noted that families of the disappeared from the 1988/90 period did not receive sufficient compensation and that the amounts paid should be increased. However everyone suggested that monetary compensation was just a token and that much more longer term restitution was needed. They noted that in many cases local economies had not developed, employment opportunities extremely scarce, and that the poor state of local infrastructure compounds poverty. This was coupled with school drop outs to join the army, home guard or the militant groups, and the need for supplementary education and skill training, particularly for youth and women. Many women were deprived of access to education due to poverty, care work pressures, insecurity, social norms, early co-habitation, pregnancy, marriage. Lack of skills affecting employability for both men and women, limitation of gendered and traditional skill development, vocational training in non traditional skills and acceptance for employment in non traditional sectors and unequal distribution of resources were all factors that had to be paid attention in the formulation of reparation policies. There was also the call for scholarships for children from families affected by conflict as a means of reparation and restitution. It was also felt that the long term consequences of the loss of educational opportunities (eg.1989/90 families of the disappeared) led to limited life opportunities and some form of reparation was due to these families.

Monitory compensation was also discussed in terms of the loss of property, goods, livelihoods, means of livelihoods – such as livestock, tools of trade, etc. which needed to be compensated. Psychosocial trauma and the loss of life skills and livelihoods it was also felt needed to be compensated. Pension schemes were proposed especially for the elderly who lost breadwinners and potential care givers. Discounted or free service provision was also discussed for family members who were impoverished or special groups such as female heads of household, widows, orphans, the elderly and the disabled. Social security programmes were considered mandatory. Compensation and restitution was also discussed in the context of displacement and eviction. The provision of land, housing and the restitution of employment opportunities was suggested. It was proposed that this mechanism should look into and come up with criteria that would address the real issues and make recommendations for reparation that would commensurate with the loss they suffered by individuals, groups and communities.

Reparation was also discussed in terms of official and community acknowledgement of loss and symbolic measures such as formal apologies and public commemorations. It was stressed that reparations could not and should not be limited to monetary compensation. Resolution of the root causes of conflict, restitution of community dignity, equal citizenship and non-discrimination were also seen as a component of reparation and restitution.

3. Judicial Mechanism with a Special Counsel

Many submissions referred to the biased nature of law enforcement and its institutions and the judicial process itself and called for an independent mechanisms to deal with investigative and prosecutorial matters in relation to disappearances and extra judicial executions, if justice is to be done and seen to be done. Some persons felt that the Judicial mechanism created cannot be hybrid and must be locally constituted with local personnel. However others proposed that all the mechanisms created under the reconciliation process should benefit from some international presence, particularly in areas where we lacked skill and expertise but also as importantly to ensure that the mechanism and the process is independent and free from political interference.

Some groups advocated for a hybrid court, indicating that they had consulted with various stakeholders at regional level and that a majority of persons preferred a hybrid court because there were concerns about the independence and capacity of local courts. It should have temporal scope going back to at least to 1979 when the PTA was enacted and thereafter. It should have jurisdiction over both state and non-state actors. The Court should also have an equitable distribution of men and women as well as representation from all ethnic communities and it should work in all three languages.

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4. Truth, Justice, Reconciliation and Non-Recurrence Commission

It was also suggested that a women’s unit should be set up in all mechanisms created to ensure transitional justice.

5. Other Mechanisms a. Watchdog mechanisms

It was suggested that a special watchdog mechanism be created to monitor situations that might lead to a breakdown in relationships between communities so that ethnic or religious violence can be prevented or mitigated. It was also proposed the mediation like bodies be set up at the local level so that disputes can be settled at source, preventing their exacerbation. b. Memorialising

A number of persons stressed the importance of memorialization and monuments that can recall the past as well as be spaces for remembrance and reconciliation. It was noted that these monuments could be temporary ones created by individuals or communities or more permanent spaces and structures that can be created also by communities and the state. It was observed that most of the permanent monuments created todate are those constructed by the state exclusively for the memorialization of the military and their victories in battle. These monuments are often symbolized by the figure of a lion/s which is synonymous with the Sinhalese, Sinhala/Buddhism nationalism and Sinhala extremism and racism. There has been no attempt to use other symbols even from Sinhala history such as the deer of the time of Devanampiyatissa or symbols such as the Tiger. It was proposed that artistes, cultural activists and the public, including those affected by conflict and other forms of political violence be encouraged to create monuments for memorializing and reconciliation. In the process of reconciliation, such monument creation can represent different truths, diverse experiences, different acknowledgements and different memories and memorializing that evolves organically from individuals and communities. The other important aspect of memorializing and monuments was the role this process and such expression can play in preserving long term memory of suffering, loss and injustice to ensure non recurrence. It was also suggested that individuals and communities should be encouraged to express their wishes and design the contours of what they wish to memorialize and how they wish to memorialize their experiences for themselves, and as a healing process as well as for the protection of future generations. This should be an ongoing long term and inclusive process. It was also observed that we live in a context where the state has no idea how to protect monuments or the arts. There is also the politicization of the arts, the destruction of monuments such as all the cemeteries of the war dead in the north and the east that were maintained by the LTTE. We have the experience of one government destroying what a previous government has created. However monuments of this nature must belong to the people and must be protected by the people. The establishment of monuments can be assisted by the state but only to the extent of the provision of raw material or infrastructure. They must be for a public good. They must be created to ensure that the past is never again repeated. We can learn from the experiences of other countries ravaged by war – Germany, Cambodia, etc.

It was noted that memorializing and the creation of monuments was something that makes the truth seeking process more meaningful. It will recognise the need for loved ones to mourn their loss. It helps to preserve memory and will instill the need for reconciliation and non-recurrence. Such memorializing must reflect the representation of reconciliation and include all ethnic and religious groups. There was also the call for the ratification of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance

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c. Justice and Amnesty

Some persons were of the opinion that if evidence exists, due process must be followed and perpetrators brought to justice and punished. They felt that this was the only means by which families of the disappeared or victims can be reconciled to what happened and can finally lay the past to rest. For many amnesties were not a viable option while still others felt forgiveness alone would not bring about reconciliation. d. Militarisation

Some persons spoke about militarization and its continued latent presence even in Colombo and the need for the reconciliation mechanisms to dismantle the structures and effect of militarization. Some spoke of the impediments posed by militarization to people’s enjoyment of their cultural lives.

The militarization of public spaces that became very characteristic of post 2010 governance of Colombo is something that has to be seriously addressed, because it was also seen as a part of it the destruction of an important memorial at the banks of the Diyawanna Lake, the ‘Ahinsakaramaya’. We think it is very important that, that destruction is acknowledged and is in fact repaired and the memorial being restored in some form or the other. Similarly it was also noted that the restoration of certain public places also saw an erasure of their histories and it is important that those histories are recovered and acknowledged. So for instance, the destruction of Slave Island, the erasure of the last Malay-Muslim community there has to be marked in the process of reconciliation in an appropriate respectful way, in consultation with those communities. It was suggested that it is also is important to note that there are other institutions that were militarized and whose legacy continues. It was noted that by the Government’s own figures, nearly half the population of Colombo occupies only 10% of the land and that it was fundamentally spatial injustice, this also raise the question for the transitional justice architecture, about looking beyond the Northern experiences of violations, not merely on the basis of and in that sense, the larger political economic questions that also arise which are not necessarily easily answered by the narrowly defined transitional justice architecture.

Focus Group Discussion - 19th August 2016 Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, Transgender and Intersex Persons (LGBTI)

The relationship between LGBTI communities and transitional justice processes was explained in the context of the effects of the war on those communities. The protracted war, state of emergency, and militarisation of Sri Lankan society, caused notions of ethnicity and gender to become concrete and fixed within the country. This resulted in serious problems to members of LGBTI communities who could not, or would not, conform to sexual and gender roles imposed on them, both by the ethnic communities they belonged as well as by wider society, in the wake of the emergence of fixed, concrete notions of ethnicity and gender.

It was noted that the conflict-ridden social context, became increasingly conservative in policing ethnic and gender identities, exacerbating pre-existent stereotypes surrounding people belonging to gender and sexuality minorities. Restrictions imposed on democratic spaces and freedom of expression, as well as cultures of impunity and intimidation that thrived during (and because of) those times of crisis, made it difficult, if not completely impossible, for LGBTI people to engage Sri Lankan society, to dispel myths and misconceptions surrounding their lives and identities, and to advocate meaningfully for their rights. The emergence of the surveillant state during the conflict rendered LGBTI individuals fundamentally vulnerable to state actors, particularly to members of the police service and the armed forces, who abused increasingly normalised practices of arbitrary inspections and arrests to intimidate, extort, rape and torture LGBTI people.

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Representations Committee on Constitutional Reforms in favour of equal rights for LGBTI people. They also however expressed their concerns and reservations regarding the government’s commitment to constitutional and legislative reforms, based on previous experiences of failed initiatives to redress victims of the conflict, as well as recent statements made by top government officials, including the President and called for a more open and transparent process.

Taking into consideration the need to provide accurate information so that conservative and regressive attitudes can be changed, the group strongly highlighted the need for reforms in the education sector, explaining the importance of accurate and science-based sexual and reproductive health education for adolescents and youth, who constitute the future society of Sri Lanka.

Suggestions were also made to incorporate LGBTI issues directly in the government’s transitional justice process, in particular the proposed mechanisms that will seek to advance truth, justice and reconciliation in Sri Lanka. Namely, the Office on Missing Persons, Office for Reparations, the Judicial Mechanism with a Special Counsel, and the Truth, Justice, Reconciliation and Non-Recurrence Commission. It was hoped that the suggested recommendation on educations would be considered under the remit of non-recurrence. Similarly, the group also suggested the incorporation of LGBTI issues within the truth-seeking mechanisms instituted by the government in the future, as well as the recommendation of symbolic and collective reparations on behalf of LGBTI people in the form of an officially recognised LGBTI day and/or the commissioning of a special monument recognising the existence, pride and dignity of Sri Lankan LGBTI people.

Focus Group Discussion – 11 August 2016 Disappearances Focus Group Discussion with the Family members of the Disappeared was held in a special temporary hut installed at the pavement in front of the Monument of the Disappeared, Raddowluwa, Seeduwa. This can be considered the only monument in Sri Lanka where families of the disappeared commemorate their loved ones since 1990s. Since, this was situated within the Western Province, the WPZTF decided that it was of symbolic importance to hold the focus group discussion at the premises. There were 14 participants altogether comprising 11 women and 3 men. Majority of the participants were from the Sinhalese families whose loved ones were subjected to disappearance during 1988-89 period. Still, there were two women claimed their son and the husband respectively was disappeared during the 2008-09 period. Many participants claimed that even though these disappearances occurred more than 25 years ago, there had been no justice served. They said that compensation of Rs. 50,000/ for a married person, 25,000/ for a single and 15,000/ for a minor had been paid by the government with regard to the disappearances in 88-89 period. Since the Office of the Missing Persons Act was passed in the parliament, the Task Force inquired the views of the participants on this. Many did not know whether this office would cover the disappearances of that era but when the task force explained to them the process and the mandate of the OMP they had some hopes that there cases would be re opened. Still some raised doubts as to whether there will be justice for them under the present government as it was under the same UNP government these disappearances occurred. However, many others said that they were happy to see something is done by this government and it shows that people change overtime and they hope that this government will address their grievances. They have also mentioned that even though there was change of government occurred in 1994 by using their issue as a main campaign slogan, for twenty years, nothing has been done to do justice. Following points were emerged at the discussion: 1. There is a misconception in the country as to OMP is established only to address the Tamil grievances and punish the officers and soldiers of the GoSL who fought the war. Therefore, addressing the grievances of the Southern Families with equal preference will help to dissuade such attitudes. 2. Since these families share the same fate as to family members of the disappeared in the North and the East, they have an empathy towards their counterparts in the North and the East. Since these family members are organised as families of the Disappeared, a civil society organisation, they got exposed to the agony of the families of the North and East through various exchange programmes organised by the organisation and it has helped to change the attitudes. This practice of people to people

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exchanges should be encouraged by the government. 3. There is a memorialisation of the disappeared every year on the 27th October in front of the Monument for the Disappeared with the participation of the families from the North and the South since 1990. This practice should be recognised and a special day should be declared to commemorate disappeared which will help victims’ families to come out and share their sorrow. 4. Most of the people who disappeared were the breadwinners of the families. Therefore, the dependents of them have become helpless. These families also suffered the stigmatisation and hence become marginalised. Some kind of a reparation system is needed for them and the Office of the Missing Persons should have a special section dealing with the Southern disappearances. 5. The participants said that they have the confidence over the civil society members of the WPZTF and expected that they should continue to press the government to implement measures addressing the concerns of the families.

Focus Group Discussion – 5 August 2016 The Focus Group Discussion with victims of the July 1983 violence took place in Colombo. Many of them spoke of the harm they suffered in 1983 which included the loss of lives and the loss of property and subsequently the losses suffered due to displacement and re-location. For many it was a continuation of dispossession as they left Colombo for Jaffna or other areas in the North and East and were subject to yet more loss and displacement due to the war. The loss and displacement of 1983 also deprived people of jobs, job opportunities and livelihoods resulting in economic loss. The group felt that the victims be adequately compensation for these multiple loss including the loss of life and the loss of property. They felt strongly that this must feature in the reconciliation and transitional justice mechanisms that are being designed. They also felt that the truth of 1983 must be officially acknowledged and made public. They reiterated that the state must take responsibility for its role in the 1983 riots and the complete breakdown in law and order as well as the complicity of law enforcement authorities in the riots. It was stressed that they wanted justice. It was also stressed that in the name of reconciliation, those responsible for the riots must be named since often it was groups of persons from outside neighborhoods and not immediate neighbors, although some did, who participated in the riots and destruction. In many instances the group noted Sinhalese and others helped the victims, protected them and led them to safety. Some persons speaking of post 1983 displacement into Jaffna noted that their Jaffna residences were taken over by state authorities, for instance the police and that these premises, now a police station, for the past 20 years, had still not been returned. They asked for a restitution of rights. Older people felt they could not fight to get back what was due to them and asked that these processes be expedited. They called for a system of governance and administration that was friendly towards Tamil people, where Tamil language use was respected. Some people spoke of continued fear and constant fear of continued loss despite the change of government. It was also reiterated that a lasting political solution should be found for the national question, possibly through the new constitution that guarantees equality and non-discrimination to all. The group said there should be meaningful power sharing with all the provinces and that political parties must view this a positive measure and not as a promotion of separatism. They also felt that an ethos must be built where everyone should see the country as belonging to all its citizens and not to the majority ethnic group. The group also spoke of the politicization and partisan politics and asked that there should be significant internal party reform and good governance. They also felt that all political parties must accept reconciliation and work towards it.

The independence of the reconciliation mechanisms was stressed, in particular the mechanisms that dealt with prosecutions. It was felt that these mechanisms must have very few state officials and that they should be in the minority and that the mechanisms must be free of political pressure. It was also felt that an independent media was imperative to make reconciliation work. The group reiterated that wherever possible we should not ethnicise public institutions. For instance it was recommended as a good practice that the names of schools should not carry ethnic or religious identities – eg. Names should be changed - Tamil Vidyalaya, Bouddha Parshadaya, Catholic school

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(St.) or Muslim Maha Vidyalaya.- They should carry just an ethnic or religious identity but must be open to all students. Focus Group Discussion – 2 nd September 2016 Sinhala- Buddhist Groups, Kalutara A group of Buddhist monks and lay persons arrived at the Kalutara District Secretariat on 3rd August for the Public Hearing for Kalutara district organised by the WPZTF. In the beginning of the meeting after the chairperson explained the mandate and circumstances of the CTF and WPZTF, they have raised some objections. They wanted to know who owns the consultation process, who is funding the process and are members of the WPZTF are serving in their personal capacity or are they representing their respective civil society organisations. They have also showed their displeasure that the prominent civil society representatives in the district including Buddhist monks were not informed or invited about this public meeting. They accused that while the consolation process is happening successfully in the North and the East, there is no prominence or enthusiasm about the process in the other provinces. They have doubted that the idea of the Task Force is to invite a couple of like minded people and get their views to be endorsed as the views of the entire Kalutara district. They have further accused that even thug they have made submissions to the Public Representative Committee on the Constitution Reforms, neither their views nor names were not even mentioned in the report. Ven. Thebuwane Piyananda Thero, who is also a Provincial Councillor of the Western Province representing the Jathika Hela Urumaya said that even though he is a people representative of the district representing the Government, he was not informed or invited for this meeting. He said similar incidence occurred during a Thai Pongal Celebrations organised by the Office of the National Unity and Reconciliation in the district. He said government is trying to be on the good books of the international community but doubted whether there is a genuine concern from the governments side for reconciliation. The group opposed to holding the public hearing but after a dialogue with Task Force, have agreed to leave. The Task Force in turn offered an alternative date for a focus group discussion for them to participate. The Focus Group Discussion was organised on 2nd September at the Kalutara District Secretariat. Buddhist Monks and group of lay persons both and men and women participated. One of the main points the participants raised was that there is no need to create reconciliation in Kalutara district as reconciliation prevailing. People belong to both Muslim minority and Up Country Tamil minority are living in the district side by side. They were of the view that reconciliation is needed in the Northern province as people living there do not tolerate other ethnicities of other religions. They asked why there is such opposition against erecting Buddha staues in the Northern Province, while statues of Hindu Gods were placed and worshipped at every Buddhist Temple in the entire country. They said there was an ancient Buddhist heritage in the North and East according to the archaeological evidences and this heritage was destroyed during the colonial times. There were Sinhalese livening and doing business in the Northern Province but they were forced to leave in the 1980 s with the emergence of the ethnic tensions. Even though there is a lot of talk about providing reparations and resettlement of the Internally Displaced Persons, no body is cared for the Sinhales whose displaced and their livelihood hampered. Dr. Chamila Liyanage representing a civil society group called ‘Sinhala Sangedama’ said that they were appalled by the manner the Office of the Missing Persons Act was passed at the Parliament and questioned as to is this the way reconciliation mechanisms are going to be established. He also said even though OMP is also a mechanisms that has to be created after concluding the consultations, the establishment of the office prior to the completion of the Consultations made the whole process futile. He further added that they as a Sinhala Nationalist Group wanted to register they protest and hand over a petition to the visiting UNSG Ban Ki Moon but was not received by at least an officer of the UN office in Colombo. He has further suggested an establishment of a permanent office to monitor the reconciliation process and issue early warnings as there are elements who are poised to breach the existing harmony and reconciliation among communities. Commenting on the Muslim- Sinhala tensioned in the district following attacks on the Muslims in Beruwala and Dharga Town in 2004, they denied the existing narratives. They said whole issue was

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twisted to create a negative impression internationally towards Sinhalese and Buddhists. They also mentioned that justice is not done nor reparations were made for the Sinhalese people , whose places of business have been burnt down during the riots in 2014.

Focus Group Discussion – 10 August 2016 With the members of the EPDP A special focus group discussion was held with the members of the Eelam Peoples’ Democratic Party (EPDP) on their invitation at the party headquarters. Members of the WPZTF was invited to discuss further after one of their members Mr. Nelson Edirisnghe participated at the first public hearing in Colombo on 1st August 2016. Mr Edirisnghe said in his submission that there need to be a separate reconciliation mechanism for the victims and survivors of the violence of the LTTE. He felt that the present discussion of the reconciliation mechanisms are only for the benefit of the victims and survivors of the violations by the Government. Since the Task Force members explained that mechanisms would be established after consulting the public, including victims and survivors, there issues will also be taken into consideration he has agreed to invite more of his party members for a focus group discussion. Therefore, a Focus Group Discussion was organised on 10th August, 2016. Participants included Hon. Douglas Devananda MP, leader of the EPDP and several other members. After the members of the Zonal Task Force explained the mandate and expectations of the discussion, the participants shared their issues. They have mentioned that they are also survivors of the war, having survived the violence unleashed by the LTTE. Several hundreds of their members and sympathisers have died. The survivors also lost livelihood, educational and employment opportunities etc. They were of the view that reconciliation process is important but worries that proposed mechanisms may hamper the reconciliation process by exposing old wounds of the war. Mr. Devananda said that a newspaper published in Jaffna carried a news item that a mother has implicating him for making her son disappeared. He said that such accusations are baseless and if there are allegations against him, then there should be an investigation. He said he has already asked the police to investigate the allegation to clear his name but wondered how the people whose names are implicated by the victims can clear their names, since newspapers are quoting the victims when they reports the hearings of the Task Force. The participants raised several important points that should be addressed in a process of reconciliation. One aspect is a meaningful power sharing in the Centre and to the provinces. The other aspect is the use of Tamil language. People often face lots of difficulties as Tamil language is not being used in the governments institutions. Number of other suggestions were made and they were hopeful towards reconciliation.

MUSLIM GRIEVANCES

The representations made by the Muslims in the public consultations highlighted certain core issues, which were unique to this ethnic group, and they have also submitted mechanisms, which can contribute to the reconciliation process undertaken by the incumbent government. It is also hoped by the Muslims that these mechanisms will ensure equitable justice to all citizens in Sri Lanka irrespective of their ethnicity, gender or religion.

The Muslim community feels that they were innocent and non-partisan victims in the three-decade war, which gripped the country. They suffered mass execution, ethnic cleansing, and violence and disappearances and land deprivation by the Tamil militants. It is felt that their grievances have not been recognized adequately or addressed by the governments, which have been, and is in power, nor by the human rights agencies or the international community since the end of the war in 2009. They are of the opinion that they have not been represented or considered as participants in any meaningful consultations in the reconciliation processes. They also feel let down by their political representatives, who they allege have not worked for the welfare and against injustice towards the Muslim community. Therefore the individuals and groups making representations of their community issues see the public representations ahead of constitutional reforms as an opportunity.

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Highlighted issues

Since the end of the war, Muslims have still not been granted the right to return or assistance to return to their homes. The lands they lost during the war have not been returned to them, nor the opportunity to resume their livelihood. They are disheartened by the demand by the Tamil community to deliver land to their rightful owners from the government, and their contradictory and discriminatory stance in denying the Muslims their land. The Muslims feel that the demand for the North-East merger goes against the reconciliation process as it is a demand only by the Tamils. They feel this demand lacks inter communal justice. It was stated that the minority representation in Parliament will decrease and minority rights may be affected if the Proportional Representation System is done away with. There are two predominantly Muslim districts; however there are no Muslim GA or senior civil servants in any district. Most making representations felt that politicians were the main reason for continuing inter communal disharmony in the country, and hence suggest a mechanism to try to change the present scenario. Although Muslims constitute 10% of the population in the country, only 0.25% are represented in the police force. They feel that a change in the constitution of the Police force can help in maintaining rule of law and justice to all. The Muslim community is not adequately represented in the appointment of public officers, and the distribution of land and state wealth is not equitable. The continuing anti Muslim hate campaign since 2009 has not been curtailed. The Muslims community feels that the previous government did not curtail the hate campaign and chose to ignore it, suggesting that there was tacit approval by the government of the violence and intimidation directed towards minorities, particularly the Muslims. The Aluthgama violence was sighted as one of the worst manifestations of the hate campaign towards Muslims, where lives, homes and livelihood were lost. It was stated that the violence took place in the presence of law enforcement authorities, and violence was perpetrated with impunity. The continued violence and intimidation towards Muslim businesses, their dress, food habits, antipathy towards their places of worship, etc. were unchecked, and no justice was meted out and perpetrators punished in spite of a plethora of evidence. The Secretariat for Muslims, a civil society research organisation, has recorded over 500 incidents of violence, intimidation and threats to the Muslim community by extremist Buddhists.

The Muslims also feel that although the present government claims to work towards reconciliation between communities, still no action has been taken against the perpetrators of violence, and the hate campaign is seen to still continue. Muslims feel they are discriminated against when appointments to the public sector take place. One of the many examples sighted is the unfair appointment of teachers, where only Tamil candidates were given appointments in schools in the estate sector. 600 Moulavi teachers were promised state employment through cabinet approval, but almost all have been deprived of it. The continued negative portrayal of Muslims and their community in the Media was another issue which was highlighted, where the ethnicity and religion of the suspect was mentioned only if he or she was a Muslim. They would never report a Sinhala Buddhist committed XY or Z crime, but when it is a Muslim, they will always say "A Muslim committed XY or Z crime.

Recommendations

• A land commission to be formed to investigate and return land to their original and rightful owners or adequately compensate for them. The land shortage suffered by the Muslim community should be addressed bearing in mind land scarcity, particularly in the Eastern Province. • The three communities should be equally represented in the proposed Independent provincial land and police commissions to be established. • When appointment of public officers or distribution of state wealth takes place, national, provincial, district and police area ethnic ratio should be constitutionally ensured.

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• Sri Lanka is a multi-ethnic, multi-religious, multi lingual and multi cultural country comprising Sinhalese, Tamils, Muslims, Indian Tamils and Burghers. It should be a unitary state with maximum devolution of powers to the provinces without destabilizing the unitary nature of the country. • The form of government should be a blend of the Parliamentary and Presidential systems. • The President shall be elected by the people as at present, and he should not intervene in the functioning of the independent commissions. • There should be two Vice Presidents representing the Tamil and the Muslim communities at executive level. The appointment of the vice presidents is presented in the annexed documents. • The Parliament should be bicameral, and its constitution has been presented in the annexed documents. • The 9 existing provinces should continue as they are, and no two provinces should be merged. They should be given maximum powers for self governance within a unitary set up. • The present district based proportionate representation is preferred, and in the event the first past the post system and proportionate representation is adopted, the following should be considered: Muslim representation should be ensured according to ethnic ratio, and there should be multi- constituency seats/ multi member seats. The ethnic based representation should be ensured by added bonus seats and compensating with national list seats. • Each district should be divided into electorates, and by increasing the number of electorates, minority representation will be safeguarded. Additionally, one seat in each district should be allotted for each community, where they constitute a sizable number of the district based population. • If police and land powers are given to the provinces in the new constitution, there should be a mechanism of safeguards to the minority communities in the province, as recommended by Federation of Eastern Muslim Civil Organizations • The Muslims are discriminated and harassed by public servants in the Customs, Tax and other government departments. A mechanism needs to be developed to address discriminatory practices against any community. • An ombudsman and deputy ombudsman to be appointed from the first and second minority community in each province. They are to be appointed by the President with a two third majority vote in parliament from the respective minority communities. They will be empowered to assess, evaluate and monitor the administrative, executive and legislative functions of the provinces in an equitable and just manner, having the power to intervene and override the powers of the Chief Minister or other authority in the province in the interest of national security, public order, peace, justice, maintenance of essential services, and in emergency situations. • Veto power to be accorded to the ombudsmen against hasty and partisan legislation. • He shall periodically submit reports to the human rights committee in the country, the central government and the media. • Hate speech to be criminalized. Setting up of HSCID to investigate hate related crime, like the FCID investigating financial fraud. A commission of inquiry should be set up to inquire in to the Aluthgama violence. • Recruiting Muslims to the police force in predominantly Muslim areas to mitigate hate related crime. • A law in the name of ‘application of impunity amounting to punishable offence act’ shall be enacted in conformity with the constitutional council, where officials who violate the fundamental rights of citizens should personally face the full force of the law; the State should not bear the weight of compensation as at present. • Legislation in connection with public interest litigation (PIL) should be strengthened, where the protection of witnesses and witness rights will be constitutionally ensured. • As a response to politicians being viewed as the main reason for inter communal disharmony, an independent body like the NIB should secretly assess a set of criteria. These criteria should be made law. • Religious and cultural training in schools- a certain number of marks to be given to children at the end of the year for good conduct.

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Task Force, Western Province Annex 2- Breakdown of People participated for the public meetings and focus group discussions organised by the Zonal Task Force, Western Province

Prepared by Sudarshana Gunawardana, Chairperson and Kumudini Samuwel, Member of the Zonal Task Force, Western Province on behalf of the Zonal Task Force, Western Province. On this 11th October 2016 in Colombo

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Compiled by the Consultation Task Force on Reconciliation Mechanisms (CTF), 17th November 2016, Sri Lanka.

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