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Educational Training
For the benefit of the public
who are concerned about the promotion & protection of Human
Rights, the Centre conducts a certificate course titled
“Advanced Studies in Human Rights” which covers various
human rights issues using International Human Rights
Instruments and related laws in Sri Lanka in respect of
Human Rights.
Further the Centre offers its
resources for anyone conducting Human Rights awareness
programmes among students, community leaders, village
leaders etc.
Those interested can call over
the Centre for collaboration.
The Course contents for
Advanced Studies in Human Rights
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Dates |
Topics |
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Session 1 |
Introduction to Human
Rights |
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Session 2 |
Introduction to Local
Remedies & Chapter III of the Constitution
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Session 3 |
Introduction to UN
and Protective Mechanisms Role of the NGOs |
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Session 4 |
Constitutional
History of Sri Lanka & Court/legal system in
Srilanka |
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Session 5 |
Role of JMO /
Medicine & Crime |
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Session 6 |
Personal Laws in Sri
Lanka with Human Rights perspectives
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Session 7 |
Labour laws in Sri
Lanka/ ILO conventions |
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Session 8 |
Theories of Conflict
& Conflict resolution |
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Session 9 |
Theories of Conflict
& Conflict resolution |
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Session 10 |
Non Violent
Communications |
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Session 11 |
Non Violent
Communications |
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Session 12 |
Non Violent
Communications |
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Session 13 |
Administrative law |
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Session 14 |
Understanding 1978
Constitution & Amendments |
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Session 15 |
Theories of Self
Determination & Minority Rights |
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Session 16 |
Article 11, 13 of the
Constitution |
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Session 17 |
Articles 12, 14 of
the Constitution |
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Session 18 |
Articles 10 of the
Constitution |
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Session 19 |
Good governance &
Administrative Principles |
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Session 20 |
Women Rights |
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Session 21 |
Child Rights
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Session 22 |
Rights of Refugees /
IDPs & Rights of Prisoners Environmental |
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Session 23 |
Economic, Social,
cultural, environmental rights |
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Session 24 |
Civil Procedures &
Civil law matters |
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Session 25 |
Role of
Attorneys/Role of Judiciary/Role of AG & Prosecution |
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Session 26 |
Examination
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Knowledge
sets you free
Self-Employment
Training
The Centre offers for women
affected by violence and are to face life managing a single
headed family. The escalation of violence has left many
widowed and the irresponsible attitude of men deserting the
family has caused many women to face life alone.
The Self-Employment Centre
gives a training and a livelihood opportunity for these
vulnerable persons in the society to face the challenges of
life with dignity and self-respect.
Soon after the Tsunami
disaster, the Centre begin its support for women and it has
already conducted three such training session.
The participants consist for
30 persons for a six month course from all three
communities.
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Our
trainings