The Government is Committed to Ensuring Justice for Enforced Disappearances sri lankan PM
- V. E. K. Madhushani
- 2 days ago
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Thiloththma Jayasinghe , Editor V . E . K . Madhushani , Sub Editor
In a powerful and solemn statement, the Prime Minister reaffirmed the government's unwavering commitment to delivering justice for the victims of enforced disappearances. Acknowledging the deep pain and prolonged suffering endured by affected families, he emphasized that addressing this issue remains a moral and national imperative.
The Prime Minister stated that the government is actively working to uncover the truth behind unresolved cases and ensure accountability for those responsible. He acknowledged the importance of transparency, impartial investigations, and legal reform in building trust with the families of the disappeared and restoring public faith in the justice system.
Recognizing the emotional toll on families who continue to seek answers about their loved ones, the Prime Minister reiterated his administration’s dedication to strengthening institutional mechanisms. This includes supporting the Office on Missing Persons (OMP), improving data collection, and enhancing coordination between law enforcement and human rights bodies.
He further noted the importance of international cooperation and guidance in addressing this complex issue, assuring that the government will uphold its human rights obligations while preserving the country’s dignity and sovereignty. The Prime Minister also emphasized the need for public dialogue and reconciliation to heal long standing wounds and promote unity across all communities.
Civil society organizations and human rights advocates welcomed the Prime Minister’s statement, viewing it as a step forward in the long quest for justice. However, they continue to call for timely action, effective prosecutions, and support services for affected families.
As the government moves forward, the nation watches with hope that words will be matched with decisive action. Ensuring justice for enforced disappearances is not just a matter of law it is a reflection of our shared humanity and a necessary step toward national healing and reconciliation.
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