Gearing up for progress
The annual new project planning workshop of the Right to Life Human Rights Center, held last August 28th.
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Right To Life Human Rights Center
The annual new project planning workshop of the Right to Life Human Rights Center, held last August 28th.
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In a recent report released by PEaCE/ECPAT Sri Lanka, concerning incidents of child abuse and exploitation during July 2023 have raised alarming concerns within the country. The report, which aggregates and verifies data from media coverage, highlights a disturbing trend of child abuse cases and the targeted involvement of drug dealers towards school children.
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In a recent incident that has sparked outrage, a formal complaint has been filed with The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) and the Inspector General of Police (IGP) against the Yakkalamulla Police in Galle district. The complaint centers around the alleged wrongful arrest and assault of a civilian. The victim, identified as Koggala
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On August 22nd, a press conference was held at the National Library Auditorium, shedding light on a pressing concern – the challenges faced by victims due to prolonged delays in the delivery of justice. The event provided a platform for individuals to candidly discuss the hurdles they’ve encountered within the justice system and advocate for
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On August 19th, the educational program fostering empowerment for the Human Rights Defenders Group in Kurunagala occurred at Hotel Camilla.
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A significant public event named “Let’s Align to 2024” took place yesterday (17th of August) at Anuradhapura, aiming to foster awareness and dialogue towards sustainable development with a strong emphasis on human rights. Distinguished speakers from various fields engaged in thoughtful discussions to enlighten attendees on the importance of inclusive growth and reconciliation. Prominent
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On August 11th, a training session aimed at empowering the Human Rights Defenders Group in Hatton, Kotagala took place at Kings Villa Hotel.
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The Torture Journal is a distinguished publication that delves into the multifaceted field of survivor engagement and rehabilitation in the context of torture survivors. This latest issue serves as a platform for diverse voices and perspectives, featuring a collection of insightful contributions from experts, practitioners, and individuals directly impacted by torture and ill-treatment. Opening with
The educational program aimed to empower the Human Rights Defenders Group in Matara, Thihagoda. Held on August 6th at Mahesha Hotel, the event focused on providing valuable knowledge and skills to the participants, enabling them to effectively advocate for and protect human rights in their community. Through various workshops, discussions, and interactive sessions, attendees were
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The educational program to empower the Human Rights Defenders Group in Deniyaya was held on 4th of August at Dhanara Hotel, Deniyaya. This program dedicated to strengthening the capabilities and resources of individuals advocating for human rights in the Deniyaya region. Through a series of workshops, training sessions, and networking opportunities, the program aims to
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By Basil Fernando. On the larger questions raised by the arrest of Tharindu Uduwaragedera, a young journalist of very wide reputation. Tharindu Uduwaragedera who was attending a meeting on Friday (28 July) for the purpose of reporting on the meeting was forcibly dragged out of a three-wheeler, grabbed by his hair and roughly manhandled by a group of
The public meeting held in Gampaha on July 29th was a significant event aimed at discussing and planning for the future. With the theme of “Let’s align to 2024,” the gathering brought together community members, activists, and civil society members to address various issues and set objectives for the upcoming year. It served as a
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