We stand seeking for justice for the Easter Sunday Attack and to bring the perpetrators infront of law… 64th monthly remembrance of Easter Sunday Bomb Attack on innocent people… August 21, 2024 Photo Credit: Poojee Hewasundara
Sri Lanka Democracy Network (SLDN) organized Public Consultations on the suggestions for the needed Reforms to Sri Lanka with the participation of different communities in North Central Province on July 24, 2024 with the team of representatives of SLDN was actively engaged with the consultation for the preparation of Reform Agenda with the findings of the research. Human Rights Hub (HRH) has been taking a step in bringing up the initiation.
Human Rights Hub stood along with the people and CSOs of Negombo who are standing and demanding for justice to the victims of Easter Sunday Attack for the 63rd time standing at Baldhi Junction, Katuwapitiya on 21st July 2024. A group of activists and organizations continues to stand for the rights of the people with the people continuously has been significant.
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Meeting and Discussion was held on July 21 at 2:00 pm on Democracy and Clean Politics in Negombo at NAFSO office premises organized as March12 Gampaha District Committee to understand more of the situation in the district and to act productively to make people be more towards democracy and clean politics. Human Rights Hub being part of the initiation has been actively contributes for ensuring and establishing a better society that respects democracy and rights.
In solidarity with the Bangladesh Students for their fight for justice and for their demands as Sri Lankan Youth, CSOs, Students and activists today protested in front of Bangladesh High Commission in Sri Lanka…
South Asian Youth Network (SAYN) is deeply concerned and vehemently denounces the recent incidents of violence against students demanding reform of the existing system of quota based appointments in government jobs of all levels in Bangladesh. In the last two days, at least eight people have been killed and over five hundred others were injured during fights between protesters and student organization of the ruling party (Chhatra League) and law enforcers. The students have demanding a fair and just reform of the quota system, advocating for equal opportunities for all citizens. Their peaceful demonstrations are a fundamental exercise of their democratic rights. Nevertheless, their rightful demands have been met with excessive force and violence that is unacceptable and highly worrisome. We urge the authorities to immediately stop the use of excessive force against peaceful protestors and to engage in constructive dialogue with the students. The safety and rights of the students must be prioritized, and the perpetrators of violence against them should be held accountable through a transparent and impartial investigation. Furthermore, the government should be undertaken to ensure a fair and equitable process that upholds the principles of justice and equality and meaningful reforms to the quota system. We are deeply concerned about reports of excessive use of force and arbitrary arrests by the police and the ruling party’s student organization against peaceful protestors. The right to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression are fundamental human rights that must be protected. In Solidarity, South Asia Youth Network (SAYN)
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Sri Lanka Democracy Network (SLDN) organized Public Consultations on the suggestions for the needed Reforms to Sri Lanka with the participation of different communities in Central Province (Phase 2) on July 18, 2024 with the team of representatives of SLDN was actively engaged with the consultation for the preparation of Reform Agenda with the findings of the research. Human Rights Hub (HRH) has been taking a step in bringing up the initiation.
Sri Lanka Democracy Network (SLDN) organized Public Consultations on the suggestions for the needed Reforms to Sri Lanka with the participation of different communities in Central Province (Phase 1) on July 17, 2024 with the team of representatives of SLDN was actively engaged with the consultation for the preparation of Reform Agenda with the findings of the research. Human Rights Hub (HRH) has been taking a step in bringing up the initiation.
Sri Lanka Democracy Network (SLDN) organized Public Consultations on the suggestions for the needed Reforms to Sri Lanka with the participation of different communities in Sabragamuwa Province on July 5, 2024 with the team of representatives of SLDN was actively engaged with the consultation for the preparation of Reform Agenda with the findings of the research. Human Rights Hub (HRH) has been taking a step in bringing up the initiation.
Sri Lanka Democracy Network (SLDN) organized Public Consultations on the suggestions for the needed Reforms to Sri Lanka with the participation of different communities in UVA Province on July 3, 2024 with the team of representatives of SLDN was actively engaged with the consultation for the preparation of Reform Agenda with the findings of the research. Human Rights Hub (HRH) has been taking a step in bringing up the initiation.
