Gazette issued for “Commission for Truth, Unity, and Reconciliation in Sri Lanka Act”

January 02, Colombo (LNW): The government has formally announced the Bill proposing the establishment of the Commission for Truth, Unity, and Reconciliation in Sri Lanka, via gazette.

According to the Gazette, the legislation is officially titled the “Commission for Truth, Unity, and Reconciliation in Sri Lanka Act, No. of 2024.”

This Act delineates the powers and functions entrusted to the Commission, with a primary focus on overseeing the implementation of recommendations put forth by the Commission for Truth, Unity, and Reconciliation in Sri Lanka.

Additionally, the Act addresses ancillary matters connected or incidental to the core objectives of the Commission.

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