Publication

This paper analyzes the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Committee Report on the failure of the Ceasefire Agreement in Sri Lanka. After being published in December 2011, the Report was met with criticism as well as appreciation within Sri Lanka and among the international community. The author argues that the Report should primarily be valued for the process it created and the multiple narratives it brought in from the periphery, rather than assessing it as an end product in itself.