(English) “ENDING THE DEBT BURDEN: RECLAIMING WOMEN’S AND GIRLS’ RIGHTS” – Women and Media Collective at CSW
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Download Statement 2019 අපේ්රල් 21 පාස්කු ඉරිදා දින මීගමුව කොළඹ සහ මඩකලපුවේ කිතුනු දේවස්ථානවලට සහ වෙනත් ස්ථානවලට එල්ල කරන ලද බිහිසුණුු ප්රහාර අපි දැඩි සේ හෙලාදකිමු. මෙම ප්රහාරයෙන් දිවි අහිමි වූ සහ තුවාලලත් සියළු දෙනාගේ පවුල්වල සාමාජිකයින් සහ ඥාතිමිත්රාදීන් වෙත අප, අපගේ බලවත් ශෝකය පලකර සිටිමු. සාමය සහ ජාතීන් අතර සහජීවනය පවත්වාගෙන යාමේ අගය වෙනුවෙන් … Continue reading 2019 පාස්කු ඉරු දින සිදු වූ ප්රචණ්ඩකාරී සිදුවීම් පිළිබද ස්තී්ර අයිතිවාසිකම් සංවිධානයහි ප්රකාශනය
25th April 2018 H.E. Taranjit Singh Sandhu High Commissioner High Commission of India Colombo 3. Your Excellency, The Rape and Murder of Asifa: Women’s Groups and Activists Express Concern We are deeply disturbed by the recent events in Rasana, in the Kathua district of Kashmir and shocked by the fact that a young eight year … Continue reading (Petition) The Rape and Murder of Asifa: Women’s Groups and Activists Express Concern
Since the day we lost our founder, Sunila Abeysekara, in 2013, there has been an endless flow of thought and reflection on her life among all of us. An enormous sense of gratitude for her contribution to the feminist movement and her commitment towards peoples human rights is being epitomised across the world. We have … Continue reading Commemorating Sunila: The Personal is the Political
Source: Daily News When women are in government, the benefits are boundless: corruption lessens, the economy improves, and governance itself is more efficient. One would think such positive results would mean female participation in politics would be high, and ever-increasing. Unfortunately, in Sri Lanka, like elsewhere, this is hardly the case. Since 1931, Sri Lankan … Continue reading Fair hand for fair justice – Daily News
The Women and Media Collective (WMC) together with 23 Women’s organisations expressed their concern to the President, Prime Minister and the Minister of Provincial Councils and Local Government on the reported negotiations to reformulate the enacted 25% quota for women in Local Authorities. In order to ensure that the current provision of a 25% quota … Continue reading Women’s groups move to secure the 25% quota for women in Local Government
By Isurinie Mallawaarachchi Source: Ceylon Today It was a few years ago, when a friend called me to ask not to accept a Facebook friend request from a certain person whom she revealed as her former lover. “I am compelled to deactivate all my social media accounts, because this person keeps sending messages to my … Continue reading Cyberbullying and scared women – Ceylon Today
As part of the Commission’s International Women’s Day celebrations, please join Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins for a special International Women’s Day RightsTalk on gender equality and women’s work and care on the 2nd March 2017. This IWD RightsTalk will explore the recognition of unpaid care and domestic work that remains the burden of women … Continue reading Rights Talk: Gender equality, women’s work and care
SRI LANKA COLLECTIVE ORAL STATEMENT TO CEDAW COMMITTEE Presented at 66th Session, Geneva Presented by: Thiyagi Piyadasa, Hyshyama Hamin, Rosanna Flamer-Caldera, Shyamala Gomez, Anushani Alagarajah and Kumudini Samuel, on behalf activists and organizations (listed in page 4) working on women’s civil, political, socio-cultural and economic rights in rural and urban parts of Sri Lanka. Madam … Continue reading SRI LANKA: COLLECTIVE ORAL STATEMENT TO CEDAW COMMITTEE