Forensic Evidence Unmasked: ITJP Dossier Exposes General Daya Ratnayake’s Legacy of Atrocities and the Persistence of Impunity Brampton – For the Tamil community, the name General Daya Ratnayake has long been synonymous with the state’s machinery of war and the post-2009 "rehabilitation" system. A detailed forensic dossier published by the International Truth and Justice Project (ITJP) has now provided an exhaustive record of alleged war crimes and systematic human rights violations spanning his decades-long career. As the Dissanayake administration continues its overt rejection of international accountability mechanisms in 2026, this report serves as a critical archive for victims seeking truth and future justice. The Eastern Rehearsal: Targeting the Displaced The dossier identifies the military operations in the Eastern Province between 2006 and 2007 as a testing ground for tactics later used to devastating effect in the Wanni. As the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of...

Sovereignty, Justice, and the Post-War Transition: A Strategic Report on Political Dynamics and Human Rights for Eelam Tamils (2009–2026) Navigating the Implementation Gap: From Ethnic Realignment to the International Pursuit of Accountability Disclaimer This report is intended for informational and research purposes only. The findings and analyses contained herein are synthesized from available research data and do not constitute official legal advice, government policy, or an endorsement of any political entity. The situation in Sri Lanka remains fluid, and readers should consult official documentation for legislative or judicial specifics. Editor’s Note This research document covers the transformative period in Sri Lankan politics following the conclusion of the civil war in 2009 through the early months of 2026. It specifically focuses on the shifting loyalties in the Northern and Eastern Provinces, the emergence of the National People’s Power (NPP) as a major political force in...