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Human Rights Hub conducted a one day workshop on leadership to the children in Kattuwa, Negombo to empower the future leaders with the understanding of the society with deeper sense. The program was co-organized by the catechists of St. Francis De Sales and St. Jude Catechism schools for the prefects. The training was conducted at […]

United Nations’ (UN) Sri Lanka office of Human Rights with the support of the Government of Japan conducted a 3 days workshop on Monitoring Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. The UNICEF, World Food & Agriculture Organization (FAO) too joined the event as resources. Rights Activists and representatives of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) attended and representing

Almost two months have passed since the elections, yet the major political party Pakistan Tehreek- e-Insaf (PTI) has filed petitions to obtain reserved seats after losing the party symbol just before the elections. Along with the PTI, some other major political parties have joined hands and staged a protest campaign over the alleged rigging involving

As the world is set to witness the largest ever elections in any country at any time of history, we the South Asian Youth Network (SAYN) is deeply concerned about the integrity of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in India. We, the representatives of the South Asian Youth Network firmly believe that free and fair

Human Rights Hub has initiated a training program both physical and online for the youth district representatives on the research methodologies for an upcoming national research on various policy changes in the country. The group of volunteers along with HRH team joint hands to conduct one to one interview to collect data on the research.

On April 04, 2024 the Annual General Meeting of Human Rights Hub happened with the members of the organization evaluating and looking back the on the past year’s learnings and looking forward with enthusiasm and much more spirit with the love and concern of the members who are core pillars of the organization. Happy to

We speak a lot about women and women rights but when we step into grass-root it’s obvious that number of women are there even without knowing what their rights are. When we speak of the rights of women we have to begin from the grassroot and through empowering women we have to reach the top.

It’s our far more duty to upheld women and ensure a safe environment for them to live their day today life. A torture free society for women starting from family and the surrounding. කාන්තාවන්ට අද දවසේ ජීවත් වීමට ආරක්ෂිත පරිසරයක් සහතික කිරීම අපගේ වඩා යුතුකමකි. පවුලෙන් සහ වටපිටාවෙන් පටන් ගෙන කාන්තාවන් සඳහා වධහිංසාවලින් තොර සමාජයක්.

Empowering the leaders of tomorrow! The recent 25-hour leadership program took place at Holy Rosary MV in Bogawantalawa, Nuwara Eliya. Approximately 120 Grade 10/11 students, comprising 70 girls and 50 boys, participated and delved into topics crucial for leadership development. With a focus on positivity, social media safety, effective presentation skills, problem-solving, lifelong learning, decision-making,

Human Rights Hub (HRH) initiated a meeting with Sri Lanka Democracy Network (SLDN), and evaluated the past events and planned for future with much more inclusive engagement of the members and other CSOs as to bring up certain identified issues to the common platform and to address it with the communities… The need of a