- Page 1 and 2: A Still Unfinished War: Sri Lanka
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- Page 9 and 10: I.Political Context Total impunity
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- Page 13 and 14: All witnesses interviewed by ITJP w
- Page 15 and 16: III .Narrative 180 cases of post-wa
- Page 17 and 18: the end of the war had been further
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- Page 27 and 28: extraordinary spirit of survival in
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8 17 47 9 2 Jaffna 14 3 1 Elephant
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Note on Iniya Bharathi’s office i
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“An army officer came to my tent
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Key to Map of Joseph Camp 1 Male In
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Joseph Camp Organisation Joseph Cam
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Sexual Torture Of the 14 witnesses
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In addition, ITJP is in possession
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A female witness saw the Major when
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“I witnessed the security forces
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(Witness 42) Some witness were deta
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a vehicle and let her go on the roa
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Case Study 3: Secret Torture Site:
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including to the navy who denied an
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Two recent media reports refer to a
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At the Embassies in some overseas c
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“There were reports that authorit
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However, in the majority of cases w
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2009 to document and keep tabs on a
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Many witnesses told us that the sec
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“In every letter my mum has menti
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to attend the opening ceremony. The
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as a result of the PM's visit, neit
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stop. The petrol bag was repeated t
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close members of her family abducte
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The Extensive Use of Informers Many
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the Tamil collaborators they encoun
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these orders. Several have given tr
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Persecution of Family Members One o
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“Around 4 people on a motorbike c
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“Military intelligence has come t
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much she had to be taken to hospita
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(Witness 91, speaking in 2015) Ther
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“Since I left Sri Lanka the CID a
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This pattern, as set out in detail
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with command responsibility as well
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Given these past experiences, UN ag
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- Interpreters of an internationall
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VI. Recommendations Call to UN Secr
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The European Union: Subject to witn
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“In Sri Lanka there is a mytholog