Sentence examples for reconciliation accountability from inspiring English sources

In October 2015 the government of Sri Lanka co-sponsored, along with the US, a resolution on promoting reconciliation, accountability and human rights in Sri Lanka, which was adopted at the 30th session of the UN Human Rights Council.

"The Prime Minister has recently announced a further £6.6million of funding to support further work in Sri Lanka, promoting reconciliation, accountability and human rights".

Ruhakana Rugunda, Uganda's internal affairs minister, said the key to ending the conflict was balancing accountability with reconciliation.

Ms. Abeysekera was forced to leave for the Netherlands after the state-controlled news media labeled her a traitor for her support of a 2012 resolution by the United Nations Human Rights Council calling for "reconciliation and accountability" in Sri Lanka.

In fact, it appears that a desire for a quick exit by NATO has stifled all discussion of the critical need to link reconciliation with accountability and to tackle Afghanistan's longstanding culture of impunity.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said in a statement released hours after the vote that the United States and the international community "had sent a strong signal that Sri Lanka will only achieve lasting peace through real reconciliation and accountability".

They all said they would welcome an opportunity to appear before a genuine effort on reconciliation and accountability.

Arguably, this new agenda sidelined the principal pathway to genuine reconciliation such as accountability and justice, and as a consequence the release of a most anticipated Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights OHCHRR) Investigation on Sri Lanka report was deferred from March to September 2015.

This law should be repealed, paving the way for a process of accountability and reconciliation.

This week the UN Human Rights Council has an opportunity and a duty to help Sri Lanka advance its own efforts on accountability and reconciliation.

The United States State Department expressed concerns last week about the impeachment of the chief justice and called on the Sri Lankan government to address "outstanding issues" like the rule of law, democratic governance, accountability and reconciliation.