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This project will help document domestic court attempts at prosecuting war crimes and crimes against humanity. It will help the Institute to study what possible avenues of accountability are available through domestic courts and what is not which can then! feed into the debate over finding suitable. feasible and viable; routes to accountability in post-war Sri Lanka.  
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This project will help archive domestic court attempts at prosecuting war crimes and crimes against humanity. It is intended to provide research support on the question of viable avenues of accountability through domestic courts or the lack of thereof which can then feed into the debate over finding suitable, feasible and viable routes to accountability in post-war Sri Lanka.
  
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* <span style="color: #2d862d"> Ongoing </span>
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* [https://noolaham.foundation//documents/projectreports/120_Documenting_Case_Briefs_in_relation_to_crimes_prosecuted_by_the_domestic_courts_in_SriLanka_of_relevance_to_the_debate_on_accountability_and_reconciliation_Project.pdf Full Report]

Latest revision as of 23:48, 18 August 2026

Project Number NF/PG/2025/0002 Grant Agency / Donors Swiss Embassy Project Owner Kumaravadivel Guruparan
Project Mentor Kumaravadivel Guruparan Project Locations Sri Lanka Project Period 2025
Stakeholders Staff and Volunteers of Noolaham Foundation

This project will help archive domestic court attempts at prosecuting war crimes and crimes against humanity. It is intended to provide research support on the question of viable avenues of accountability through domestic courts or the lack of thereof which can then feed into the debate over finding suitable, feasible and viable routes to accountability in post-war Sri Lanka.