Top military officers will be held accountable in the domestic process when investigating incidents related to the war.
Former President Chandrika Kumaratunga said that the accountability process will begin either this month or next month.
She said that low ranked soldiers will not be chased after in the war crimes probe but the main line of command will be held responsible.
Speaking at a media briefing organised by the Office for National Unity and Reconciliation (ONUR), Kumaratunga said that Sri Lanka now has a golden opportunity to achieve reconciliation. (Colombo Gazette)
toyyo ubala monawa kiwwat kotinge doladuka niwanna mun ape unwa billata denawama tamai
Former President Chandrika Kumaratunga said that the accountability process will begin either this month or next month.
She said that low ranked soldiers will not be chased after in the war crimes probe but the main line of command will be held responsible.
Speaking at a media briefing organised by the Office for National Unity and Reconciliation (ONUR), Kumaratunga said that Sri Lanka now has a golden opportunity to achieve reconciliation. (Colombo Gazette)
toyyo ubala monawa kiwwat kotinge doladuka niwanna mun ape unwa billata denawama tamai
