Jan 27
Friday
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Peace Demos
Cycling for Peace
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Conference on Peace
Peace Conferences organized by the National Peace Council
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Conference
Worldwide conferences
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Jaffna conference
A conference on peace in Jaffna
Media Releases
- 24 January 2012 POLITICAL DIALOGUE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CONCRETE CHANGES ON THE GROUND
- 29 December 2011 GOVERNMENTAL FOLLOW UP TO LLRC REPORT IS IMPORTANT
- 19 December 2011 The Friday Forum on LLRC Report
- 18 November 2011 NORWEGIAN EVALUATION REPORT ON THE BREAKDOWN OF THE PEACE PROCESS IS WORTHY OF STUDY TO ASCERTAIN THE LESSONS FOR A POLITICAL SOLUTION
- 02 November 2011 TNA STATEMENT NEEDS TO BE PROBED AND ACTED UPON TO ACHIEVE RECONCILIATION
Latest News
HE PROMISE OF 13TH AMENDMENT PLUS
24 January 2012
One of the outcomes of the visit to Sri Lanka by the Indian External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has been the resurrection of the concept of “13th Amendment Plus.” Speaking to the media at the...
24 January 2012
One of the outcomes of the visit to Sri Lanka by the Indian External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has been the resurrection of the concept of “13th Amendment Plus.” Speaking to the media at the...
- 17 January 2012 INDIAN VISIT AND IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING COMMITMENTS
- 09 January 2012 LLRC REPORT AND PRESSURES FROM TAMIL CIVIL SOCIETY
- 02 January 2012 TAMIL POLITY AND LLRC REPORT
- 29 December 2011 IMPLEMENTING LLRC REPORT IN NEW YEAR WILL BE THE CHALLENGE
Current Events
Follow up: The South visits the North
26 January 2012
The National Peace Council recently organized a series of ‘exposure’ tours for religious and civil society leaders throughout the country. Earlier we reported on the visit of a group of participants of Northern Sri Lanka to the South. Last September a group representing the South visited in their turn counterparts in the North with the goal to bridge the divide and differences between communities and to get a good idea of realities and problems in the North.
A full account of this five-day...
26 January 2012
The National Peace Council recently organized a series of ‘exposure’ tours for religious and civil society leaders throughout the country. Earlier we reported on the visit of a group of participants of Northern Sri Lanka to the South. Last September a group representing the South visited in their turn counterparts in the North with the goal to bridge the divide and differences between communities and to get a good idea of realities and problems in the North.
A full account of this five-day...- 25 July 2011 Beginning With A Hello! – A Route to Reconciliation
- 10 February 2011 GOVERNMENT SAW THE DANGERS AHEAD
- 10 February 2011 Enabling Humanitarian Solutions through Inter-religious Cooperation Flood Relief from Anuradhapura t
- 25 November 2010 WORKSHOP ON NON VIOLENT COMMUNICATION- STAGE II
- 25 November 2010 TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
Events
Pluralism
