Office for Reparations Act 2018 · இயற்றப்பட்டவாறு · Part V · General
27. Interpretation
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Unless the context otherwise requires, in this Act –
“aggrieved persons” mean –
persons who have suffered damage as a result of loss of life or damage to their person or property, –
in the course of, consequent to, or in connection with the armed conflict which took place in the Northern and
Eastern Provinces or its aftermath;
or
due to political unrest or civil disturbances; or
such damage being in the nature of prolong and grave damage suffered by individuals, groups or communities of people of Sri Lanka;
or
due to an enforced disappearance as defined in the International
Convention for the Protection of all Persons from Enforced
Disappearance Act, No. 5 of 2018;
relatives of a deceased person or, a person missing in the circumstances referred to in paragraph (a);
“collective reparations” mean, such measures as are intended to recognize the right to an effective remedy and benefits to the communities or groups of aggrieved persons and shall include –
means of remembrance of deceased persons, including memorials;
development of infrastructure;
educational programmes, training, and skills development programmes;
community development programmes or services; and
other appropriate programmes as identified by the Office of Reparations in consultation with affected communities;
“individual reparations” mean, such measures as are intended to recognize the right to an effective remedy and benefits for an individual aggrieved person and shall include -
any monetary payment or material benefit provided to an aggrieved person;
micro-finance and concessionary loans;
educational programmes, training, and skills development programmes;
administrative assistance, and welfare services including psycho-social support provided to an aggrieved person;
measures of restitution, including the provision of land and housing; and
other appropriate measures identified by the Office for Reparations;
“relatives”, in relation to a deceased person or a missing person include the following persons:–
spouse;
children;
parents ;
brothers or sisters;
parents-in-law, brothers/sisters-in-law, sons/daughters-in-law;
grandchildren and grandparents;
“reparations” include, individual and collective reparations.