LLRC Official Version
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- Created on 29 June 2013
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LLRC Official Version
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- Created on 21 May 2013
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Translation of Tamil newspaper reports on the Lessons Learnt & Reconciliation Commission hearings held in Killinochchi and Mullaitivu
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- Created on 24 September 2010
Given below are translations of reports on the hearings of the Lessons Learnt & Reconciliation Commission (LLRC) held in Killnochchi and Mullaitivu that appeared in Tamil newspapers.
Towards a Culture of Reconciliation in Peace, Unity in Diversity
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- Created on 20 September 2010
Simply stated, Reconciliation is a process of restoring parties to a conflict through the previous situation. It goes beyond forgetting, forgiving, or repentance to new and stronger relationships within affected parties – perhaps with new information and insights that invariably developed in Reconciliation. There is a need for overall Reconciliation could be one of the most valuable and important “LESSONS LEARNT” for an acceptable lasting and fulfilling way forward.
Reconciliation Not Accountability
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- Created on 30 August 2010
Let Us Stop Pointing Fingers and Move Forward Together
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- Created on 06 July 2010
Without question, 2009 will be a watershed year for the history of Sri Lanka. A year later, the government is concerned with a successful annual celebration parade, while the international community is focused on a war crimes investigation. Perhaps both interested parties are missing the larger point of reconciliation and reconstruction. The absence of war does not ensure peace. Such an environment is achieved through dialogue and cooperation between conflicting parties. Recently, the National Peace Council (NPC) invited me to join a conference that had been arranged to inform community members of Puttalam and surrounding areas of the situation of IDPs as it is being played out inside the camps.