The National Peace Council (NPC)
The National Peace Council (NPC) was established as an independent and impartial national non-government organization on 2 February 1995. The formation of the NPC was the culmination of a process that began with a campaign against election violence in July 1994, launched by an inter-religious group of individuals and organizations. Read more...
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Empowering Young Minds with MOJO for Interfaith Harmony
In a world where the voices of youth are increasingly important, initiatives that nurture their potential to become tomorrow's leaders are essential. ...
Read MoreInclusion Includes Women
WOICE sounds like voice, and the w stands for women. However, do women have a voice to articulate their difficulties and their needs? Do they have a v...
Read MoreInvesting in Women: From Equity to Equality
Under NPC’s Legal Action Worldwide (LAW) project, the Dehiovita Divisional Secretariat conducted a social cohesion activity focussing on International...
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18.03.2024 - Women’s Symposium Calls for Inclusion of Women at All Levels of Decision Making
A major problem in Sri Lanka is the gap between aspirations and reality, words and deeds, laws and their implementation. Gender relations is no except...
Read More29.02.2024 - From Negative Peace to Positive Peace
The need for political consensus with regard to the solution to the ethnic conflict and achievement of national reconciliation was notable at the nati...
Read MorePolitical Commentary
Justice Does Not Require A Mandate But A New Government - Jehan Perera
On April 21, the country passed the fifth year anniversary of the Easter Sunday bombing that took the lives of about 300 persons and injured and maime...
Read MoreNettles Needing To Be Grasped By Future Leaders Of Sri Lanka - Jehan Perera
The New Year celebrations this year were low key compared to the past. The loud sound of crackers and other fireworks that traditionally accompany the...
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