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Online submissions called for design of reconciliation mechanisms
The Consultations Task Force on Reconciliation Mechanisms, appointed by the Prime Minister,has opened online submissions in order to seek the views of stakeholders, experts and thegeneral public on the design of the reconciliation mechanisms, a statement from the Secretariat said.
The reconciliation mechanisms planned by the Government of Sri Lanka include an Office of Missing Persons; a Truth, Reconciliation, Justice and Non-Recurrence Commission, an accountability mechanism and an Office of Reparations.
The online submission questionnaire is now live on the tri-lingual website of the Secretariat for Coordinating Reconciliation Mechanisms, “www.scrm.gov.lk”. In addition to the online submissions process, face-to-face consultations will take place in all districts of the Island via town-hall meetings, focus group discussions and structured interviews.
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SC refuses interim order on Judges appointments
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