PCA |
| The organisation has been deeply influenced by Gandhian philosophy and Rosenburg's 'non-violent communication' approaches.PCA began as a grass root level peace organization and now has excellent networks and relationships in the communities it works with. |
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British High Commission |
| Sri Lanka and the UK have a close partnership across a wide range of issues including politics, economics, trade, culture... |
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The Human Rights Commission Of Sri Lanka |
| The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka is an independent Commission, which was set up to promote and protect human rights in the country.
Prior to the establishment of the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL), two different institutions had been promulgated under emergency regulations; the Human Rights Task Force (HRTF) to prevent illegal arrest and detention and the Commission for Eliminating Discrimination & Monitoring of Human Rights (CEDMHR) to prevent discrimination. |
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LawNet |
| LawNet is intended to be a tool for both the legal community and the general public. Our mission is to improve access to up-to-date legal information and increase awareness about Sri Lanka's constantly evolving legal framework. |
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Sri Lanka Law College |
| There were no formal classes held to impart legal education at that time. The then system required that a period of apprenticeship be served under a practicing lawyer and the taking of certain examinations conducted by the Judges of the Supreme Court to satisfy the Judges that the apprentice had acquired sufficient legal knowledge to practise law. Consequently, the Law College was established to administer a formal course of study in preparation of persons for admission to the profession. |
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Institute Of Human Rights Sri Lanka |
| We are an independent, non-profit, non – governmental organization incorporated on the 7th of March 1994, under the provisions of the Companies Act No: 17 of 1982 and registered with the Department of Social Services. |
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