Awaiting News: Disappearances And Its Impact On Families
On the 30th of August, the world and Sri Lanka marked the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, with events taking place in several parts calling for justice for the victims and their families.
Disappearances is not a new phenomena in Sri Lanka and it’s prevalence is linked to the culture of impunity which have allowed disappearances-a crime against humanity to go unchecked and very little in the form of investigations being carried out.
On this report however we move away from the circumstances that led to the disappearances and look at the impact it has on loved ones.
Connections | September 10, 2012
http://connections.youngasia.tv
Wild publicity.
Let bygones be bygones….
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others of WWII soldiers are they too yet waiting for their return ??
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dicky Bird - September 16, 2012
10:23 am
Dicky Bird, Had it been a son or daughter of yours that had gone missing, would you call, let bygones be bygones?
gamini - September 16, 2012
6:10 pm