2004 Annual Report, NPDS Project.pdf - IDP SriLanka

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If we look at the complaints on violation of fundamental rights guaranteed by theChapter III of the Sri Lanka Constitution, received by the project, the less number ofcomplaints were received on illegal arrest and disappearance and detention, tortureand disappearances. Even the complaints on Disappearance received by the projectoccured in 90s. In Torture complaints, not much on severe Physical torture and thosecomplaints are mainly under mental torture. On paying compensation, Governmentofficials are not in a position to pay compensation due to the non-availability of fundseven though the respective circular to pay compensation is still in force.The complaints on Human Rights violations received by the ProjectThe complaints, which do not fall under Fundamental Rights guaranteed by theConstitution and come under the Human Rights Law or International HumanitarianLaw, are categorized under the Human Rights violation. Few complaints werereceived on Child recruitment, Abduction, Disappearance, Sexual harassment, Rape,and others. A large number of complaints were received on obtaining documents.Total Number of Human Rights Violations Cases25002000150010005000ChildRecruitmentAbdactionDissapearanceSexualHarresmentChild AbuseDomesticViolanceDry rationLivingConditionsRapeType of CaseLand MattersObtainingDocumentsOthersEducationTraffickingHarresed byMilitory GroupAnnual Report 2004National Protection and Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons ProjectHuman Rights Commission of Sri Lanka15
Number of Complaints received by the Project During the Year 2004Fundamental Right ViolationsREGIONBco. Jaf. Mnr Put. Tco. Vau.1.Harassement 01 06 06 24 03 162.Torture - 01 05 01 - 033.Disappearances and Illegal Arrest 06 - 08 - - 024. Issues on Gov. Assistance 04 16 - - 01 056.Freedom of Movement - 14 - - - -7. Discrimination - 15 - - 02 058.Compensation 08 - 08 08 01 04SUB TOTAL 19 52 27 33 07 35Human Right Violations1.Child Recruitment - 05 15 - 03 202. Abduction - 06 25 01 - 033.Child Abuse 01 01 02 - - -4. Rape - - 01 01 - -5. Disappearances - - 24 - 02 -6.Sexual Harassment - - - 01 - -7.Domestic Violence - 04 01 - - -8.Dry Rations 03 27 02 09 11 059.Living Conditions 14 07 05 - 06 2210.Land Issues 23 12 09 - 06 -11.Obtaing Personal Documents 12 293 356 559 93 92612. Education 01 - 03 07 - 0213.Others 01 18 06 02 - 02SUB TOTAL 55 373 449 580 121 980TOTAL 74 425 476 613 128 1015(Details as received by the Colombo office the 31 st of December)Annual Report 2004National Protection and Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons ProjectHuman Rights Commission of Sri Lanka16
Page 1 and 2: Annual Report2004NATIONAL PROTECTIO
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