Hanaa Singer, Permanent Representative of the United Nations to Sri Lanka, has said that the families of the disappeared persons have a right to know what happened to their loved ones.
She was on a two-day visit to the North when she mentioned this on his Twitter page after meeting various parties.
12 years on the grief is still raw. Families of the #disappeared have a right to know what happened to their loved ones & to demand accountability. They have a need for closure, healing and redress. Their struggle for truth & justice must be accompanied by social support#Jaffna pic.twitter.com/j98KasHYN0
— Hanaa Singer-Hamdy (@SingerHanaa) February 2, 2022
The grief of the families of those who have been missing for more than 12 years remains unresolved. People have a right to know what happened to their relatives.
Therefore, the cooperation of the community is essential for the victims who are fighting for truth and justice, she added.
