ByMeera SrinivasanFor six months now, a team of archaeologists and forensic experts has been unearthing human remains from a mass grave in Jaffna, northern Sri Lanka. In response to this gnawing gap, three young journalists decided they must tell the story to the majority community, Sinhala-speakers. For those living on the outskirts of Jaffna, a mass grave in their midst means much more than the discomfort of some in the Sinhala south. Chemmani is neither the first mass grave site in Sri Lanka nor the only one being investigated currently. Meanwhile, many families of disappeared persons are demanding that an international investigation be undertaken, since domestic processes lack their trust.