sri lanka's commissions of inquiry - Law & Society Trust
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Though providing relief to those whose property was damaged<br />
prior to or after the removal and/or disappearance <strong>of</strong> a person,<br />
does not come within the mandate <strong>of</strong> this Commission, it is<br />
recommended that such damage be assessed, by the Valuation<br />
Department and suitable redress be granted to them. 199 (k)<br />
Employment Subject to consideration <strong>of</strong> the implication <strong>of</strong> constitutional<br />
provisions, particularly Article 12 <strong>of</strong> the Constitution,<br />
unemployed youth <strong>of</strong> affected families be considered on a<br />
priority basis for recruitment in government employment. 200<br />
I.4(i)<br />
The relevant Ministries and/or Provincial Ministries to consider<br />
applications for transfers by widowed mothers to work at places<br />
in close proximity to their homes. I.4(ii)<br />
A right to seek reinstatement or compensation in lieu there<strong>of</strong> be<br />
given to the next <strong>of</strong> kin (who had been engaged in ascertaining<br />
the whereabouts) <strong>of</strong> disappeared persons whose employment<br />
had been terminated on the ground <strong>of</strong> vacation <strong>of</strong> post. I.4(iii)<br />
Central, Final<br />
(14)<br />
Southern, Final<br />
(169)<br />
Southern, Final<br />
(169)<br />
Southern, Final<br />
(170)<br />
1997<br />
1997<br />
1997<br />
199. Not implemented.<br />
200.<br />
Certain Public Administration Circulars provided at one time for concessionary marks to be given to ‘terrorist-affected families’ when sitting<br />
examinations for the recruitment to the public sector . This policy was revoked, however, by PA Circular 28/95 <strong>of</strong> 29.09.95. The circular states<br />
that ‘the concession granted for the families subjected to the loss <strong>of</strong> lives and property <strong>of</strong> the victims <strong>of</strong> terrorism will hereafter be confined<br />
to the compensation and other relief granted by the Ministry <strong>of</strong> Rehabilitation. The provision <strong>of</strong> relief marks for such families as per Public<br />
Administration Circular No. 17/92 will no longer be applicable’. In any event these circulars did not appear to cover families affected by<br />
violence not attributable to terrorist activities.<br />
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