A major international conference addressing enforced disappearances has begun in Jaffna, bringing together participants focused on truth, justice and accountability for Tamil families affected by the issue.
An international conference examining enforced disappearances and their impact on Tamil communities opened in Jaffna on Sunday. Titled "The Long Road to Justice," the event centers on the experiences of Tamil mothers seeking truth, justice and accountability for missing relatives.
The conference has attracted significant international participation, including Ana Lorena Delgadillo, an independent expert and member of the UN Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances, who is serving as the chief guest at the gathering.
The event brings together stakeholders committed to addressing the legacy of enforced disappearances, a complex issue affecting communities across Sri Lanka. The conference provides a platform for affected families, human rights advocates, and international experts to discuss pathways toward accountability and justice for victims of such disappearances.
