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Statement by civil society organisations on Human Rights and Humanitarian concerns – 14th November 2006

Statement by civil society organisations on Human Rights and Humanitarian concerns-14th November 2006 is available as a PDF in English, Sinhala and Tamil. Statement by civil society organisations on Human Rights and Humanitarian concerns – 14th November 2006

Statement to country delegates at the second session of the U.N Human Rights Council, Geneva – 21 December 2006

Statement to country delegates at the second session of the U.N Human Rights Council, Geneva Statement to country delegates at the second session of the U.N Human Rights Council, Geneva – 21 December 2006

Statement from Sri Lankan groups regarding the situation of Muslims – 21 December 2006

Statement from Sri Lankan groups regarding the situation of Muslims Statement from Sri Lankan groups regarding the situation of Muslims – 21 December 2006Statement from Sri Lankan groups regarding the situation of Muslims – 21 December 2006Statement from Sri Lankan groups regarding the situation of Muslims – 21 December 2006

Oral statement made by Sunila Abeysekera on behalf of Forum Asia, Pax Romana, INFORM and Centre for Policy Alternatives – 18 September 2006

Oral statement made by Sunila Abeysekera on behalf of Forum Asia, Pax Romana, INFORM and Centre for Policy Alternatives as part of the Inter-Active Dialogue with the High Commissioner for Human Rights: Geneva, September 18, 2006 is available as a PDF in English and Sinhala Oral statement made by Sunila Abeysekera on behalf of Forum […]

Statement by civil society organisations on space for humanitarian activities focusing on safety, access and restrictions – 18th August 2006

Statement by civil society organisations on space for humanitarian activities focusing on safety, access and restrictions. This statement is available as a PDF in English, Sinhala and Tamil (18th August 2006) Statement by civil society organisations on space for humanitarian activities focusing on safety, access and restrictions – 18th August 2006

Concerns on Legislation to Establish a Reconstruction and Development Authority – 16th June 2005

Press ReleaseConcerns on Legislation to Establish a Reconstruction and Development Authority The Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPA) has raised concerns on the legislation to establish the Reconstruction and Development Authority (RADA), raising several legal and constitutional issues as well as impacting future reconstruction and development activities in Sri Lanka at a consultation held on the […]

President violates 17th Amendment to the Constitution – 12th April 2006

PRESIDENT VIOLATES 17TH AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION – CPA The Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPA) expresses its deep concern at and opposition to the decision of President Rajapakse to unilaterally appoint members to the National Public Service Commission and the National Police Commission, in violation of both the letter and the spirit of the 17th […]