CPA Newsletter - September 2013

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September 2013

In August this year the Outreach Unit has two major projects

underway; Promoting Language Rights of Minorities Phase 3 (PLRM3) and Safeguarding Civil rights of Plantation Workers Project with

AUSAID

PLRM 3 seeks to address the fundamental rights of minorities with a focus

on language rights in Sri Lanka .It addresses Language inequality in Sri

Lanka, considered by many as a significant underlying cause of the conflict

spanning more than 3 decades.

The project carried out by CPA initially covered 5 bilingual districts of the

East; namely, Ampara, Batticaloa, Vavuniya , Mannar and Killinochci and

was subsequently extended to Jaffna and Colombo in the second phase.

The Project now extends in geographical scope to districts in the Estate

sector in which the One Day Compact Training was also held in August for

Selection of Peer Leaders and Postal Peons Covering Plantations was held

at the Uva Management Training Institute Polgahathenna.

Core Objectives of the Training include assisting youth identify their roles

and responsibilities in society, increasing youth capacity involved in social

integration processes at community level, awareness about participatory

decision making processes and inclusive citizen participation.

Outreach UnitThe project empowers

Plantation Sector Workersby assisting them to

obtain permanent

addresses andnational

identity cards.

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The Safeguarding Civil rights of Plantation Workers Project with

AUSAID is aimed at estate workers who by not being given a

permanent contact address miss opportunities such as important

interviews and exam notification letters, undergo banking related

difficulties, miss community meetings and other important

notifications.

Additionally lack of National Identity cards leads to a number of serious

issues; limited freedom of movement, difficulty in making transactions,

vulnerability in civil and criminal cases, lack of security, complications in

obtaining official documentation and finding employment .

Therefore the project seeks to empower Plantation Sector Workers by

assisting them to obtain permanent addresses and national identity

cards. The projects are set to extend to March 2014.

Mandated with complementing CPA-initiated interventions by

spreading awareness among citizens to facilitate an informed public

dialogue the Outreach Unit strives to increase understanding of the

fundamental convictions held by CPA on peace, democracy and good

governance, among the public and particularly among the rural

stakeholders with a particular emphasis on youth and womens groups.

Missed opportunities due to

misplacing of interview or exam

notification letters is a source of

frustration for young people in the

Estate Sector who seek better jobs

or education

Publications

2nd Edition, 2013 August-September of the

Tri-lingual Saama Vimarshee(Peace Monitor) publication was

released by the Outreach Unit of CPA. Both PDF and online versions

are available viahttp://www.cpalanka.org/saama-vimarshee-2nd-

edition-2013-august-september/
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30 Years Ago

The culmination of months of

dedicated research, travel,

challenging production work and

curation, 30 Years Ago was

launched on 19th August 2013.

Conceptualized and curated by

Sanjana Hattotuwa, a senior

researcher at CPA, the project is an

attempt to remember and probe Sri

Lanka's epochal anti-Tamil pogrom

of '83 through perspectives rarely, if

ever, featured before.

The producers have used a wide

range of media and methods - from

a mixed media triptych to info-graphics, from audio podcasts to

video, from photography to

compelling write-ups.

To complement the launch of 30

Years Ago and focus on some of the

issues the project is anchored to and

inspired by, four panel discussions

were held in Colombo at Park Street

Mews, Warehouse D.

The inaugural session featured

Deshamanya Bradman Weerakoon

and Dr. Devanesan Nesiah, both of

whom have been featured on

Groundviews previously writing or

speaking about Black July. This is the

very first time they are appearing

together totalk about their uniqueexperiences around the violence in

1983.

The other panels feature someof the Sri Lankas best known

artists, gallerists, writers,

dramatists, activists and journalis

A description of the panels can b

read here -

http://groundviews.org/2013/08

9/30-years-ago-exhibition-detai

24-25-august-2013/

The project website can be seen

here -http://30yearsago.asia
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Following the completion of the Reconnecting the Citizens with

the Local Authorities in the North phase I project the

Governance and Anti-Corruption programme of CPA is currently

in the midst of carrying out Reconnecting the Citizens with the

Local Authorities in the North phase II project.

The objective of the project is to enhance the civic engagement of

community members by strengthening relationships between newly

elected local authorities.

Supplementary objectives include improving citizens awareness and

active participation in the local budget process and service delivery,

and an increase in income revenue options in order to enable the

PSs to manage their functions autonomously, as was expected from

in the 13th Amendment, which was introduced in 1987 to the

Constitution. It also aims to establish and enhance public, private

and civil society partnerships among Pradeshiya Sabhas in the North

to increase confidence in PS administration and service delivery.

The Phase II project currently running is comprised of two mainactivities; North South Exchange Visit for Local Representatives from

the Northern Province and Revenue Management for the Local

Government Authority Leaders in both Jaffna and Mulaitivu districts.

The Northern exchange team comprised the Chairmen, Vice

Chairmen, members, secretary, technical officer and local

government assistants which is surprising and heartening in its

willingness considering the impending election in the Northern

Province.

The entire office of the council, all members and the Hon. Chairman

were given an unbelievable welcome by the exchange group. The

team and the Agalawatta council had a remarkable ability to

understand each other and they all worked as one team said

Manjula Gajanayke of CPAs Governance and Anti-Corruption

programme. Following the two intense activity exchange visits, the

Governance and Anti-Corruption

Programme

Vice Chairman of Nallur Pradeshiya

Sabha welcomes Citizen Committee

Members of Passara in Badulla

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Members of Pradeshiya Sabhas reading

Pradeshiya Sabha Act during workshop

on Revenue Management


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CPA Governance team is compiling records and archiving

photographs. A video documentary is also being planned.

Preparations are underway for the next two Dialogue Sessions,

which were requested by participants of the Exchange visits.

Both Phase I and Phase II of these projects are funded by The

United States Agency for International Development (USAID) with

funds to be provided through Development Alternatives. Inc (DAI).

The Governance & Anti-Corruption programme commenced in July

2007, the unit focuses on Governance issues with particular

emphasis on Local Authorities and the Transparency &

Accountability angles of their budget processes. Other important

areas of concern are procurement, Right to Information andaccountability.

For more information on this unit visit -

http://www.cpalanka.org/governance/

Flickr -http://www.flickr.com/photos/vikalpasl/sets/72157632290423445/

Chairman of Karaweddi Pradeshiya Sabha

lighting the oil lamp at the welcome

ceremony organized by the Agalawattha

Pradeshiya Sabha

Media CoverageOn web and mainstream media

The Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPA) and its Executive Director filed a complaint before the HumanRights Commission of Sri Lanka against the Independent Television Network of Sri Lanka

http://www.ceylontoday.lk/51-40128-news-detail-cpa-calls-for-just-action.html

Rights activist Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu, who heads the Colombo-based Centre for Policy Alternatives(CPA), said he travelled to the war-affected districts of Mullaittivu and Jaffna and spoke to local people who

also said they were questioned after meeting Pillay

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response-of-the-civil-society-sirasa-at-10pm-news

http://www.lankasrinews.com/view.php?223YY5B220eYmBB34eeoOOlRccadQWAAcdddoIMWKaac4llOmae44dBmm3003355Y402

The following website is currently blocked in Sri Lanka rendering the articles inaccessible to users of a number of

local service providers

http://www.colombotelegraph.com/index.php/stop-attack-on-those-seen-as-anti-rajapaksa-dr-sara-goes-hrc-sl/

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In August Social Indicator (SI) conducted a

survey with 650 respondents from the Northern

Province in order to get their perspectives on theupcoming NPC elections.

Some aspects covered in the short questionnaire

included the peoples choice for Chief Minister,

important issues for the community, important

factors when selecting candidates, changes in the

Northern Province over the last four years and

Uthuru Vasanthaya

SI field staff conducted the survey in early August

and SI will be releasing the report early September.

Additionally a series of Policy and Programming

briefs based on the data collected by Social

Indicator in 2012 for the Broadening Gender: Why

Masculinities Matter study for CARE Sri Lanka and

Partners for Prevention was released by CARE Sri

Lanka in August, 2013.

These briefs, titled Preventing Sexual and Gender-

based Violence in Sri Lanka were produced by the

five thematic working groups that were formed after

the release of the report in 2012.

The five thematic working groups included several

local and international organisations and individuals

based in Sri Lanka working on GBV, Health, Women,Youth and Gender related issues.

1. Child Protection facilitated by Dr HiranthiWijemanne

2. Working with Youth facilitated by PrabuDeepan

3. Addressing mens health as a means of primaryprevention of GBV facilitated by Dr Dayanath

Ranathunga

4. Exploring womens attitudes and the impact ofGBV on their mental and physical health facilitated by Dr Nalika Gunawardene

5. Private sector engagement facilitated by Prof.Maithree Wickremasinghe

Social Indicator is the survey research arm of CPA.

Socio-economic and political issues constitute the

predominant focus of its research.

For more information on survey research conducted

by the unit visithttp://www.cpalanka.org/survey-

research/

Access Flickr site here -

http://www.flickr.com/photos/vikalpasl/sets/721576

32399371814/

Social Indicator
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Legal & Constitutional Unit

In August the Legal and Constitutional Unit of CPA

produced several publications available online

A Critique: HIV/AIDS and the Legal and Policy

Framework in Sri Lanka: Official figures indicate SriLanka to be a low prevalence country but numerous

factors could contribute towards the possibility of an

outbreak of HIV / AIDS.

These factors include poverty, lack of awareness, low

condom use and the presence of numerous

vulnerable groups. This coupled with the high levels

of stigma and discrimination prevents many from

coming forward to obtain assistance including

necessary health care.

The paper discusses and comments on the legal and

policy dimension and the obstacles it poses to a

sustainable and effective response to HIV/AIDS.

The full paper can be found here -

http://www.cpalanka.org/a-critique-hivaids-and-the-

legal-and-policy-framework-in-sri-lanka/

Press Release on new laws seeking action against

publications that defame the original teachings and

traditions of the major religions

CPA responds to reports that the Ministry of Buddha Sasana

and Religious Affairs is to introduce new laws seeking action

against publications that defame the original teachings and

traditions ofthe major religions

Full press release can be accessed viahttp://us2.campaign-

archive1.com/?u=746409e6de7b1c2a97474620a&id=04e953

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Constitutionality of bill titled The Twenty First

Amendment to the Constitution: A Private Members Bill

presented by the Ven. Athuraliye Rathana Thero, M.P. of the

Jathika Hela Urumaya (JHU), was placed on the Order Paper

Parliament on 18th June 2013. The proposed Bill, if passed b

Parliament would have the effect of repealing Chapter XVIIA

of the Constitution, which was introduced by the Thirteenth

Amendment to the Constitution. The Centre for Policy

Alternatives (CPA) filed a petition in the Supreme Court on24th June 2013 challenging the constitutionality of this Bill.

Access via -http://www.cpalanka.org/constitutionality-of-bill

titled-the-twenty-first-amendment-to-the-constitution/

Letter and complaint against ITN

In relation to a letter to the Independent Television Network

(ITN) by CPA with reference to the Sinhala language 7 pm

news broadcast on Sunday 14th July 2013, inaccurately statinthat the organisation and its Excutive Director Dr. Paikiasothy

Saravanamuttu organised a meeting in Ampara on Sunday to

further the interests of the LTTE

Full letter can be accessed herehttp://us2.campaign-

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Media Unit

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Following lack of response by ITN, a complain(Complaint No: HRC/3083/13) was filed before the Human Rights

Commissions of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) against the Independent Television Network of Sri Lanka (ITN) and its Chairmen.

Read viahttp://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=746409e6de7b1c2a97474620a&id=ac8d8d72d6

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CPA Newsletter - September 2013